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Library	Civil society, citizenship and the politics of the (im)possible: rethinking militancy in Africa today	imbokodo	13 weeks 14 hours ago
Library	We are the restless majority - S'bu Zikode	imbokodo	15 weeks 22 hours ago
Library	From party politics to service delivery to the politics of the poor	imbokodo	15 weeks 1 day ago
Library	We are the Third Force - S'bu Zikode	imbokodo	15 weeks 2 days ago
Library	Struggle is a school: the rise of a shack dwellers movement in Durban, South Africa	imbokodo	15 weeks 2 days ago
Library	The police and Abahlali baseMjondolo	imbokodo	15 weeks 2 days ago
Library	When choices can no longer be choices - S'bu Zikode	imbokodo	15 weeks 2 days ago
Library	Democracy in my experience	imbokodo	15 weeks 4 days ago
Library	The 'No Land, No House, No Vote' campaign still on for 2009	imbokodo	15 weeks 5 days ago

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Over 14 million people could find themselves in fuel poverty in the near future, if new figures from gas giant Centrica predicting a 70% rise in gas prices prove accurate - nearly a quarter of the population.

A Proletarian critique of the Nation of Islam - Melancholic Troglodytes
This is a proletarian critique of the U.S. based Nation of Islam (NOI). With anything between 20,000 and 100,000 members and capable of engineering massive reactionary mobilizations, the Nation represents a significant counter-revolutionary force. The pamphlet looks at NOI's history and evolution, the way it exploits its membership and its promotion of anti-working class, sexist, homophobic and racist ideology. Melancholic Troglodytes hope this text will encourage further analysis of NOI, religion and race from a class perspective.

Theses on the Situationist International and Its Time
Debord and Sanguinetti look back over the history of the Situationists and rather optimistically attempt to place them in historical perspective.

Tea Break July 2008
First issue of an irregular workers' bulletin put together by users of the website, libcom.org. This issue focuses on the 2008 pay dispute over sub-inflation pay offers.