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Caricatures of Capital

A contribution to the "Reflections on J18" collection, originally printed as part of a debate in Undercurrent.

A contribution to the "Reflections on J18" collection, previously included as part of a debate in Undercurrent.

A contribution to the "Reflections on J18" collection, first printed in Undercurrent.

Undercurrent's review of the critical 'Reflections on J18' pamphlet on the 'Carnival Against Capitalism' which happened in London in 1999.

Loren Goldner's article for Undercurrent #8 on the anti-WTO protests which took place in Seattle in 1999.

Short text about the Commune by Undercurrent, as the University of Sussex unveils a flawed exhibition on the uprising.

Submitted by libcom on Dec 14 2005 10:52

Article on the growth of call centres and struggles within them, focussed on Brighton in the UK.

Undercurrent's contribution to a critique of the politics of anti-capitalist protest.

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