Libcom interview with former UPS workers group Uprise! member, 2007 An interview with a former member of revolutionary UPS workers group Uprise! by libcom, based on a libcom questionnaire. Uprise! was active in 2002 and 2003.
Organizing for class struggle at UPS - Uprise! An article by Nicolas Phebus of the Collectif Anarchiste La Nuit (NEFAC-Quebec City) about the revolutionary workplace group Uprise! at delivery firm UPS while it was still active in 2002.
Whither the world - Gilles Dauvé & Karl Nesic Gilles Dauvé & Karl Nesic of the Troploin journal discuss the changing nature of capitalism and class struggle in the globalised 'post-Fordist'…
Strike at the BBC The NUJ has announced a twenty-four hour stoppage across the BBC on 26th February 2007.
Re-visiting the east ... and popping in at Marx's - Gilles Dauvé Apart from North Korea and Cuba, no country calls itself socialist any more. So why bother about old…
The call of the void - Karl Nesic The sequel to the pamphlet Whither the world on the changing nature of today's 'post-Fordist' capitalism, this pamphlet looks at the connections…
The continuing appeal of religion - Troploin Troploin believe that religion is far from dead and there can be no communist perspective without a critique of religion. The question for them…
Unprecedented strike wave sweeps Egypt A wave of unprecedented strikes by disgruntled workers has swept Egypt this week.
Cape Town: Community condemns police arrests of shack dweller youths The shack dwellers of Civic Road near Parkwood, Cape Town, are angered that youth from the shacks are being subjected to repeated police harassment and arrests by the Grassy Park SAPS.
23 dead in continued clashes in Guinea strike 23 people have been reported dead after further clashes between striking workers and goverment forces in Guinea.
Notes on an ongoing workplace struggle - Sphinx An article by Sphinx addressing workplace activity and the potential for organising disparate individuals in a Japanese workplace. The article is distinguished by its acceptance of, and engagement with, real world conditions, and yet is able to maintain a light and transcendent tone. It is also articulates the necessity for workers to establish their own goals.
