Issue 1 of the US libertarian marxist journal. Published June 1970. Copied to clipboard Attachments Root and Branch 1 Final.pdf (11.96 MB) Notes on the postal strike - Stanley Aronowitz and Jeremy Brecher Unfriendly skies - The air traffic controllers' sick-out, 1969 Manifesto - Ecology Action East Old left, new left, what's left? - Paul Mattick, Jr. Review: The American Working Class in Transition by Kim Moody - reviewed by Joel Stein Point of view: Solidarity Book traversal links for Root & Branch # 1 Statement from Root & Branch, 1978 Up Notes on the postal strike - Stanley Aronowitz and Jeremy Brecher Printer-friendly version Root & Branch Comments
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