Electrification and Infrastructural Solidarity: Why Climate Struggle Requires the Reinvention of Internationalism

Brett Neilson

Electrification and Infrastructural Solidarity: Why Climate Struggle Requires the Reinvention of Internationalism

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

Today, the geopolitics of labor mobility and energy transition are increasingly intertwined. For workers, understanding how these connections work and building solidarity along them is a political priority, as it enables reinventing internationalism, argues Brett Neilson in his contribution to BG’s “Allied Grounds” text series.

Original language	English
Publisher	Berliner Gazette
Place of Publication	Germany
Publication status	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

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