The workers’ inquiry: what’s the point? Joe Thorne looks at the history of the “workers’ inquiry” idea: from Marx, to Italy in the 1960s, to the present day. This fairly long article…
Bakunin, Marx and the state - Barry Biddulph The following has been taken from the Commune website and was the introduction to a joint meeting they did with the Communist Workers…
All out at Preston Remploy Mark Harrison visited Remploy pickets taking part in a national strike this morning.
Is SYRIZA a workers’ government in waiting? Barry Biddulph disagrees with British Trotskyist group Workers Power and their view of the viability of a 'workers government' initiated by the…
French and Greek voters seek a way out of austerity - Adam Ford Adam Ford discusses the recent elections in Europe.
Wukan peasant victory sets stage for Chinese turmoil Adam Ford reports on the Wukan rebellion and asks what it means for the future of social struggles in China
All eyes on Oakland as the struggle continues Donagh Davis reports from Occupy Oakland on how things have developed, from the shooting of Scott Olsen, the strike, the shutting down of the…
15th October 2011: Birth of a global anti-capitalist movement? Adam Ford argues that the #Occupy movement represents a historic moment in the fight against…
Electricians occupy site in Farringdon On Wednesday 21st September at 7.30am, hundreds of electricians briefly occupied a building site in protest at attempts to cut their pay and…
From Arab spring to Israeli summer Adam Ford writes on the wave of protest sweeping across Israel, where hundreds of thousands of people are standing up to high rents and low wages…
‘Something out of the ordinary’ College worker Siobhan Evans reflects on a hard-fought struggle against redundancies in her workplace.
Making a killing: suicide under capitalism An article on the relation between capitalism and suicide from the June 2011 issue of The Commune.
