Maurizio Atzeni

Professor Maurizio Atzeni

Discretionary Award 2025

LabourTransfer Summer School 2025

The Labour Transfer School (LabourTransfer) is an independent, not for profit, international initiative of global labour scholars interested in collaborations, synergies and knowledge exchange between academia and social organizations, aiming at producing emancipatory knowledge on labour and social issues. LabourTransfer gives participants a chance to exchange their research interests with academics, labour activists, artists, journalists and trade unionists from all over the world. LabourTransfer is not a traditional academic summer school or a training centre for trade unionists but a networking place for labour activism and social justice.

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Marxian Economics Marxism Work Industrial Action Emerging Technologies Trade Unions Argentina South America Labour

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Biography

Maurizio Atzeni is a Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the Alberto Hurtado University and a researcher at CEIL/CONICET of Argentina. He has a curriculum of interdisciplinary training (law, development studies, labor studies) and work experience and academic networks in different countries (Chile, Argentina, United Kingdom, Italy).

He is the author of numerous works from a Marxist perspective on informal work, the collective action of workers, the process of work on platforms, the impacts of the introduction of new technology at work, workers' control and trade unionism in Argentina.

Maurizio actively participates in the organization of the most important academic meetings in the area of labor studies, in particular being part of the steering group of the International Labour Process Conference, www.ilpc.org.uk, and organizing the international summer school Labour Transfer, www.labourtransferschool.org.

Maurizio is editor in chief of the Global Labour Journal and part of the editorial board of the journals Journal of Labor and Society and Work in the Global Economy.

Biographical details correct as of 08.07.25