'Beyond analyzing logistical choke points as abstract sites for capital to route around or locations in which workers acquire untimely power, the essays collected in this volume take us straight into these crucial nodes of labor struggle. Choke points in global supply chains are revealed as spaces of hazard and calculation, violence and negotiation, victory and loss, passion and organization'.
— Brett Neilson, Research Professor, Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University
“Beyond analyzing logistical choke points as abstract sites for capital to route around or locations in which workers acquire untimely power, the essays collected in this volume take us straight into these crucial nodes of labor struggle. Choke points in global supply chains are revealed as spaces of hazard and calculation, violence and negotiation, victory and loss, passion and organization.”
— Brett Neilson, Western Sydney University