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S03E001 - Fascism, anti-fascism and the state

On this week’s show Aaron Peters and James Butler discuss fascism, anti-fascism and the relation of both to the state.

Novara - Season 03

Season 3 of the Novara show on Resonance FM.

Bloc Salt: flat block occupied by PAH members in Salt, Cataluña, Spain

A selection of photos (taken by the author) to accompany the "http://libcom.org/blog/salt-earth-pah…
Map of Global Food Crisis

Bread riots down supply chains: From Cairo to Longview

One of the forms in which the working class exists today is at the various nodal points along global…

Poland: Protests but no strike

On September 14, mass protests were held in Warsaw against recent anti-labour legislation. Unfortunately the unions did not call a strike.

A look at training, apprenticeships and de-skilling in the construction and engineering industries

As the scramble for work inside the engineering and construction industries…
Occupied Bloc Salt, Salt, Cataluna, Spain

Salt of the earth: PAH-occupied flat block in Cataluña is a foot in the door of something new for the involuntarily homeless

For the last five months, sixteen families – from a broad range of backgrounds and…

Summer time in Greece

The traditional August summer holidays were not a time of peace and relaxation this year in Greece.
Battle of Cable Street

Battles of Cable Street - Michael Richmond

One of the hundreds of anti-fascists arrested opposing the EDL march in Tower Hamlets takes a detailed look at how the state response compares…

The North Sea 3. Coal, oil and after

The third part of an interview with Neil Rothnie about North Sea oil workers’organisation.

The North Sea 2. The OILC and the unions

The second part of an interview with Neil Rothnie about North Sea oil workers’organisation.

The North Sea 1. The reaction to Piper Alpha

In this interview, Neil Rothnie describes the surge of organisation among oil workers in the British section of the North Sea in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The shock of the explosion on the Piper Alpha oil rig on 6 July 1988, in which 167 oil workers died, was a catalyst for rank-and-file organisation. Activists established the Oil Industry Liaison Committee (OILC), after the Piper Alpha disaster, to coordinate…
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