The coloniality of the organization and regulation of labor

Abstract

Presenting the idea of coloniality of the organization and regulation of labor, the article intends to raise potential contributions from decolonial studies to understand the body-politics of knowledge in Labor Law and in Organizational Studies. Based on radically interdisciplinary and epistemologically dissident theoretical research, we intend to reflect on the modes of this coloniality and the potential solutions to it in these two fields that share both critical and normative contents reported to the universe of power in labor relations.

Keywords:
Coloniality of organization and regulation of labor; Labor Law; Organization Studies