Reflections on ‘uneven and combined development’ and ‘class composition’
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 14 2020 10:45
First part in a series of texts on 'revolutionary working class strategy' for the 21st century
The Covid-19 regime and the working class: potentials for unification versus new divisions
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 11 2020 06:53
In early-April we wrote a political summary of some of the global working class struggles under the Covid-19 regime. [1] We want to reiterate that ultimately it will depend on these struggles as to whether the current crisis will result in deeper divisions within the global working class or lead towards unification.
Corona crisis: Can workers avoid the job vs. health trap?
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 2 2020 12:55
A response to the comrades of the CWO and their “What's the System? Review of an Angry Workers Pamphlet”
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 11 2020 12:14
What's the System? Review of an Angry Workers Pamphlet
Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 27 2020 14:06
The Angry Workers of the World (AWW), a group based in West London which publishes the irregular workplace bulletin WorkersWildWest, has released a pamphlet collecting their articles on history, crisis, and revolution. We want a new society – and don’t we need it! seeks to explain in a straightforward manner how the current system emerged and how a new society can replace it.
Empty supermarkets: The food supply-chain from a workers’ perspective
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 23 2020 10:32
Everyone is complaining about empty supermarket shelves. Lots of people are now asking themselves how they get filled in the first place.
Thoughts on the Corona regime
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 19 2020 13:34
Corona has taken over. Despite the fear and panic (or even denial) that has taken hold, one thing is for sure: the cracks of the system are emerging for all to see.
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