Amazon: A new business model better able to manage the contradictions of the capitalist mode of production
An attempt to understand the functioning of one the world's most powerful companies using marxist categories - explaining how Amazon manages to combine the functions of productive, comercial and finance capital. The intention is, of course, to try to work out the implications for class strugle...
Smashing H&M in South Africa: not the first attack on the garment supply chain (and not the last either!)
Submitted by libcom on Jan 15 2018 23:42
Hand-wringing over the trashing of a few H&M branches in South Africa ignores the often highly militant struggles of the workers in H&M's supply chain (and others like it), themselves often women of colour and one of the most combative sections of the international working class.
The Fruits of “Arab Spring”; Islamism, Anarchism & Feminism
A 2013 essay by Lebanese-Armenian political activist Yeghia Tashjian covering the power struggle within the Arab Spring between the Islamic political fractions and the secularist revolutionaries, including radical feminist and anarchist currents within the Arab Spring .
Staking Egyptische textielindustrie escaleert: duizenden leggen werk neer
Opnieuw zijn werkers in Mahallah in staking gegaan tegen de directie en de vakbonden over het niet uitbetalen van salaris.
17,000 Egyptian textile workers on all-out strike
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 17 2017 15:35
Once again the workers of Mahallah have gone on strike against both management and unions over the non-payment of wages.
“工人们在让统治者快滚蛋” ——细谈埃及革命
Submitted by sjzc on Aug 2 2017 09:04
“无阶级社会之友”（德国共产主义团队）与 贾努·沙尔贝勒（一位埃及无政府工团主义的记者）的访谈录，2011年春季
What? Anarchists in Egypt!
Submitted by Steven. on May 27 2017 11:18
A short account of the anarchist movement, primarily of Italian migrants, in Egypt before 1916, by Costantino Paonessa.
Fear the everyday state
Submitted by wahid on Feb 11 2016 08:34
On the fifth anniversary of the fall of Egypt's president Mubarak, this is an account of the uprising, and the ebb and flow of the Egyptian revolution, by Wahid, an activist in Cairo.
"The next battle will be much more violent": Interview with Philip Rizk
Interview with Philip Rizk, a filmaker and writer living in Cairo, on the 2011 revolt in Egypt, its limitations, its aftermath and prospects for the future.
Egypt: government moves to outlaw strikes
Submitted by C.Hélène on Jun 18 2014 07:39
Egyptian anarchist journalist Jano Charbel looks at the Egyptian's governments moves to outlaw strikes and asks if it is promoting production.
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