Recovering experience, confirming identity, voicing resistance: The Braceros

This paper argues that the learning trajectory of corporations utilising information and communication technologies have been matched by the trade union movement. However, a broader set of on-line practices are illustrated. The paper argues that these can be harnessed to move beyond the reactive shadowing capital to innovative forms of monitoring and critiquing policies and outcomes of governance through which to argue for a different understanding of the nature and consequences of the current mode of globalisation