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Strike!: A Review - Root & Branch

Jeremy Brecher's Strike!, reviewed by Steven Sapolsky in Root & Branch No. 4, 1973

LSE: what it is and how we fought it

A pamphlet detailing student activism in the 1960s at the London School of Economics, culminating in a campaign of direct action and occupations…

Towards Theory of Political Organization for Our Time Part I: trajectories of struggle, the intermediate level, and political rapprochement

Political organization is a collective answer to common problems. People organize based on a collective sense of need, and the perspectives and problems encountered in social groups crystallize into organizational forms and moments. This is a general historical trend; even without a theory, organization emerges to meet concrete needs that cannot be solved except by building social forms to address them.

Glossary

Appendix: A brief history of union responses to attacks on workers

Chapter 6: A case study — The 1998 MUA dispute

Chapter 5: Arise ye workers from ye slumbers — New direction for unions

Chapter 4: Comatose — Corporate unionism

Chapter 3: Industrial relations nightmare — Courses of action

Chapter 2: Nodding off to sleep — Unions embrace economic rationalism

Chapter 1: Wide awake — the rise of union solidarity

Introduction

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