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
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