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Introduction

Acknowledgements and glossary

Deadbeat Bosses Screw Workers: Rowicki, Stanislawczyk, Langenbach, Lee

More and more workers in Poland are going for months without pay by deadbeat bosses. In the worst cases, the bosses go running and nobody can find them.

Race and the Enlightenment part II: The Anglo-French Enlightenment and beyond

American left communist Loren Goldner's history of the origins of race and racism. Part Two of Two.

China: The generation of unhappy workers, 2007

Wildcat analyse the history and current situation of urban state workers in China, the employer attacks on them and the workers' responses.

China's migrant workers

Wildcat's history and analysis of internal migration in China from the 1950s until today.

Comments on crisis: Stop looking into the headlights

Various thoughts from Prol-Position on the financial crisis beginning in 2008.
SEIU: a "new" organising union

The unions on new grounds: When the workmate becomes a client

Wildcat examine unions' recent trends towards employing activists and organising migrant workers and…

1911-2007: Chinese immigration in France

Échanges et Mouvement describe and analyse immigration from China, and Chinese migrant workers in France from before World War I until today.

Bus drivers' strike in Poland - workers' self-management as a victory? 2007

Wildcat's account of a successful strike of bus drivers in Poland against privatisation to Veolia and instead for a majority worker-owned company.

Hospital workers fight over pay in Poland, 2007

Wildcat's account and critical evaluation of a mass protest camp of thousands of nurses, and strike by doctors, in Poland fighting for a pay…

Mehalev: workfare in Israel, 2007

Prol-Position on the two-year trial of the Mehalev welfare reform scheme, and resistance to it in Israel.
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