8,000 workers wildcat at Vietnam footwear factory After 6,000 workers went on wildcat at a clothing factory in Thanh Hoa province for five days last month and won most of their demands, now 8,000…
Does India need a bullet train? On September 14, 2017, construction of India’s first bullet train, a much-lauded bilateral project between India and Japan, finally got underway…
"Using the pay rise as a weapon": A statement from Curzon Workers In a time that's seeing strikes at cinemas across London, Curzon has so far not yet been affected. …
General strike against state repression in Catalonia Workers in Catalonia have launched a general strike today in response to the brutal police repression following Sunday's Catalan independence…
Forget about elections, once and for all! - Alain Badiou Following Trump’s victory, on the eve of the final vote in France, and with a snap election on the…
Cleaners at luxury car dealer protest suspensions after strike vote Cleaners at a Ferrari showroom in London's richest borough were suspended without pay this week…
Ten Years Since the Financial Crash: What Price Education? Ever since the post-war principle of free education was abandoned in 1998 by Blair’s New Labour…
Black anarchism: a reader Excellent pamphlet from Black Rose Anarchist Federation compiling the writings of black anarchists such as Lucy Parsons and Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin…
In November we remember: the centennial of the 1912 Little Falls textile strike – Brendan Maslauskas Dunn An overview of the Little Falls textile strike of 1912. First published as follows…
The popular movement and the electoral strategy. An indigenous candidate for Mexico Alessandro Zagato looks at the strategy change of the EZLN, running an electoral candidate for the…
Pioneers of Ecological Humanism: Mumford, Dubos and Bookchin In this triple intellectual biography, Brian Morris lucidly discusses three intellectual giants who…
