How to Beat the Boss: Marx, games, and worker organising
Tue 17 Nov · Waterloo Bridge Wing
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17 November 2026 13:00 to 14:00 Waterloo Bridge Wing, Franklin Wilkins Building, Waterloo Campus, London 17 Nov Part of Centre for Public Policy Research Seminars The games industry has seen a wave of unionisation since the formation of GWU (Game Workers Unite) in 2018. As this workers’ movement spread and developed, game workers have sought to unionise in different local contexts, involving a range of different collective actions. This talk builds on the Game Worker Solidarity (GWS) project and the book Marx at the Arcade (as well as a new book project on Marxism and games).
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