Issue 5 of the libertarian socialist journal, published circa 1978. Attachments RootAndBranch5.pdf (14.83 MB) RootAndBranch5-OCR.pdf (11.91 MB) Common Perspectives and Introduction to Issue 5 - Root & Branch The Revolt Against Work, or Fight for the Right to be Lazy? - Charles Reeve The Weakening of the Work Ethic - Root & Branch Spain: Some Aspects of the New Workers’ Movement Three interviews: CNT and Mujeres Libres Manifesto [1977] Lotta Continua Interview with Paul Mattick A New Class Theory - Gary Roth Book traversal links for 50488 Other dimensions - Peter Rachleff Up Common Perspectives and Introduction to Issue 5 - Root & Branch Printer-friendly version United States Root & Branch Comments
Root & Branch: The Rise of the Workers' Movements A book by the US libertarian socialist Root & Branch collective, published in 1975. Taken with thanks from https://www.jeremybrecher.org/root…
Origins of the job structure in the steel industry - Katherine Stone Katherine Stone analyses how workers' control in the US steel industry in the 19th century was…
Old left, new left, what's left? - Paul Mattick, Jr. Paul Mattick Jr. takes a look at the 'New Left' and student movement at the end of the 1960s.
Jeremy Brecher recalls forty years with Tim Costello Jeremy Brecher's obituary of Tim Costello, who wrote for Root & Branch occasionally.
Keep on truckin' - Mac Brockway (Tim Costello) Mac Brockway (pseudonym for Tim Costello) analyses the machinations of unions in maintaining order in the workplace, with particular focus on a small dispute in the truck driving industry in New York.
Authority and democracy in the United States - Paul Mattick Paul Mattick shows that corresponding to the absence of a socialist movement in America is the…
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