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The world of work is transforming rapidly and threatens to erode hard-earned rights of working people. The international labour movement has seen it before. In fact, countless times has it been in the midst of the struggle for democracy, peace, inclusion and equality. »The Story of Our International Labour Movement« traces back the origins, organisations and campaigns of workers' organisations worldwide and how they have cooperated across borders. By taking a look inside and emphasizing the democratic nature of labour, Daniel Edmonds allows for a deep and global insight into a movement that has been the first and often last resistance of workers and continues to shape under which conditions we work today and tomorrow. Daniel Edmonds is a historical researcher and educator based in Manchester, UK. He has worked with trade unions, NGOs, universities, and heritage institutions on public education and engagement programmes. He has had work published on Shapurji Saklatvala and the relationship between British Marxism and transnational anti-colonialism. Since 2019 he has worked with the Global Labour Institute (GLI) https://www.gli-manchester.net to develop their labour history programme, which has included educational workshops and the writing of this text.
