Moving beyond standard corporate value-chain frameworks, the event centers embodied labour and investigates how severe asymmetries and worker struggles intersect within Global Re/Production Networks (GR/PNs).
Unlike a traditional conference, this meeting is designed as an interactive workspace. Individual paper abstracts and working group proposals on topics such as colonial continuities, digital restructuring, multi-scalarity, and transnational worker organizing are welcome!
If you want to participate, the registration is open to everyone interested in Labour Geography, whether you are presenting a paper or simply joining the discussion.
Visit AK Labour Geography for more details and to register by November 15, 2026.