Lucien van der Walt disputes the prevailing discourse of the Communist school, arguing firstly that the early left in South Africa became dominated by revolutionary syndicalist ideas, and secondly that the IWW and the ISL articulated the need for working-class unity across skill and race divisions to oppose the State, Capital and existing racial laws.
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The site of the Dhaka factory collapse is now cleared; new concessions and reforms are announced. Some further reflections...
This post continues our series on work and sleep with a piece about stress and dreams in the education industry.
Paresh Chattopadhyay on the economic ideas of Lenin's, as opposed to Marx's socialism.
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