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A report from the New Syndicalist blog, discussing the recent Deliveroo riders' strike in...
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Joe Thorne looks at the history of the “workers’ inquiry” idea: from Marx, to Italy in the 1960s, to the present day. This fairly long article touches on debates amongst those influenced by...
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An empirically heavy mind-game for the debate on working class strategy: First steps in a six-month revolutionary transition period in the UK region
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An analysis of the historic five week strike of Fiat workers in Turin against mass layoffs, which was defeated and ushered in a new age of insecurity for Fiat workers in Italy.
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Written in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Neil Smith argues 'natural disasters' are in every aspect social disasters, reflecting contours of class and race.
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The history of the January-February 1990 tramways dispute in Melbourne, Australia which saw transport workers, under anarcho-syndicalist influence, taking control of the trams and running them...
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