Second program in series on labour and migration across the eastern borders of the European Union, focusing on economies of Serbia, Romania, and Ukraine.
Credits: Written and produced by Kristin Schwartz -- kristin@ckln.fm Thanks to all guests, as well as organizers and participants of the Border04 tour and Peoples Global Action.
In July 2004 anti-racist researchers and activists toured Serbia, Romania, Ukraine and Poland to meet with refugees, migrants, and their advocates. Our goal was to understand better how people are moving across the eastern borders of Europe and how to support that movement.
This second program looks at the economy of Serbia and Romania, as these countries make the transition from centrally-planned socialist economies to gangster capitalism. Pharmaceutical workers, mostly women, occupy their factory in northern Serbia, while Romanian women juggle jobs to survive.
Complete program notes, links to other programs in the series and raw materials, and transcripts are available at www.ckln.fm/border04.html
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