Annual Workshop of the Working Group (AK) Labour Geography Conceptualised as Global Commodity Chains or Global Value Chains (GVCs), transnational production within global capitalism has traditionally been analysed through the lens of intra-firm relations and interactions, often within an affirmative, “win-win-win” framework of sustainable development. This annual meeting of the […]
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Work, Crisis, and Transformation in and beyond Europe20–24 July 2026 | Bildungszentrum Mattli, Morschach (Switzerland) The world of work is being reshaped by intersecting crises: socio-ecological breakdown, intensified migration regimes, geopolitical instability, and the reorganisation of global production. These transformations profoundly affect labour relations and relations of care and social […]
Annual Workshop of the Working Group Labour Geography The struggle for legal recognition, labour rights and the intersection with regulatory regimes plays a key role in the advancement of workers’ interests. After decades of neoliberal reform, such struggles currently intensify as labour movements worldwide are coming under pressure from authoritarian political […]
Dear colleagues, Yesterday we formed the organizational team for the annual networking meeting of our working group in 2026. We would like to inform you in advance of the planned date. The 2026 workshop will take place from January 28-30, 2026. A detailed invitation and call for the meeting will […]
Annual Meeting of the Working Group on Labour Geography News The Working Group on Labour Geography ofthe German Society of Geography (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geographie/DGfG) invites all members and interested researchers to its next annual meeting. It will be taking place at the Institute for Geography and Spatial Research, University […]
Dear Labour Geography colleagues, Herewith we would like to draw your attention to the current call for the 97th issue of the Feminist GeoRundMail on “Intersections of Care and Digitalization”, edited by our colleagues Janne Martha Lentz (University of Graz), Sybille Bauriedl (University of Flensburg) and Christiane Meyer-Habighorst (University of […]
Networking meeting of the working group Labour Geography 8 / 9 February 2024, Leibniz Institute for Spatial Social Research (IRS), in Erkner near Berlin The working group Labour Geography invites all members and other interested researchers to the networking meeting in Erkner near Berlin. The meeting starts on 8th of […]