The Problem With Workers' Movements in Oil Exporting Countries

From the 30s to the 70s, it's the workers' movements are a significant, effective, powerful, countervailing force to capitalism. The only difference is that in oil exporting countries, these worker movements basically expect from the governments that the governments take control of the industry. It might be paradoxical, but nationalization does not necessarily reinforce workers' movements. To a certain extent, they weaken them.