Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

The autobiography of Mary Harris Jones, more commonly known as Mother Jones. The "most dangerous woman in America" and a committed organizer for…

An Interview, written by Barbara Bindley, New York Tribune, January 15, 1916.

An analysis of the relationship between technology and levels of employment.

Voice of the People was the new name of the Lumberjack the Wobbly Weekly covering New Orleans and the surrounding area.

An archive of a Wobbly Weekly Newspaper covering New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana and focussing (at first) on the Lumberjacks of which it was…

A piece on the decline of business unions and the opportunities this has opened up for a resurgent…

A piece which explores Wobbly activity against conscription during WWI.

A piece exploring transformation in struggle, its limits, and tasks in an environment when people aren't self-initiating struggle in our specific historical position. Examples looked at are IWW experiences in the Port Trucker wildcats of 2005, Occupy, Madison, and the unfolding of the crisis.

Neither we IWWs, nor green syndicalists, for that matter, are arguing for "One Big Factory" in any case. What we are saying is that we recognize that in order to abolish the worst aspects of "industrialism", (capitalism), at least part of the strategy must involve seizing the machinery of production. It's what happens after that which is the bone of contention. We argue that at least some industry is necessary for…

One of a series about the increase in efforts directed at state intervention to improve capitalism,…

A pamphlet laying out the program of the IWW from 1922. It was translated through out the world, and…

The first congress of the Red Trade Union International at Moscow, 1921. A report of the proceedings by George Williams, delegate of the IWW (Industrial Workers of the World).