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Shame and Worker Activism: Emotional Dynamics in Face-to-Face Encounters
Authors:Rosanne Rutten
Institution:(1) Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, O.Z. Achterburgwal 185, 1012 DK Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Abstract:Shame – a feeling of social inadequacy and (the anticipation of) public humiliation – may inhibit worker activism. This article discusses the role of shame, as an emotion and a behavioral disposition, in face-to-face confrontations between workers and employers, embedded in an authority structure marked by patron-clientage and personal dependency. It explores how shame may function as an obstacle to face-to-face confrontations and claim-making, and how workers and leftwing activists try to overcome this hurdle.
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Keywords:Emotions  Activism  Patron-client relations  The Philippines
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