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Together For A Just World



                       Together for a Just World: A New Vision of
                                 International Solidarity

                                        Ali YALÇIN

              Abstract
              “The global order is undergoing a profound transformation driven by econo-
              mic instability, geopolitical tensions, technological change, and ecological
              crisis. Four decades of neoliberal restructuring have produced a structural
              crisis of labour, marked by deepening inequality, the erosion of collective ri-
              ghts, and the fragmentation of class-based solidarity. Authoritarian neolibe-
              ral governance has narrowed democratic space while expanding the global
              mobility of capital, intensifying precarity and exploitation, particularly in pe-
              ripheral economies. In this context, existing international institutions incre-
              asingly struggle to address the structural roots of inequality. The emergen-
              ce of the International Labour Confederation (ILC) within this conjuncture,
              represents an effort to reconstruct transnational labour solidarity through a
              systemic critique of global capitalism. The ILC advances an alternative visi-
              on centred on social justice, democratic participation, and a human-centred
              global order.”

            The world is  undergoing a transformation  of histo-
            rically rare  scale, speed, and multidimensionality.
            Economic instability, geopolitical tensions, techno-
            logical revolutions, and ecological rupture are not
            merely unfolding simultaneously; they are mutually
            reinforcing dynamics that are reshaping the global or-
            der. This layered transformation is exposing a profound
            structural crisis, particularly in labour regimes. The
            social and  economic devastation accumula-
            ted by neoliberal policies over the past four
            decades is now converging with emerging
            forms of neo-imperialist competition, fun-
            damentally altering both labour’s positi-
            on in production processes and its social
            standing.




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