Interview on the global ‘chip crisis’
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Aug 20 2021 08:00
The global supply-chain crisis affects all kind of sectors – there are currently neither wet-wipes, rice crispies nor blood transfusion tubes available at the hospital where some of us work, due to supply-side problems. The major shortage, though, relates to microchips. We translated this article written by comrades from Wildcat. It will surprise many of us to read how labour intensive nano-chip production actually is…
Learning processes – On recent working class movements in the Middle-East
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Jun 2 2021 06:57
Decline of the USA, Rise of the Struggles?
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 11 2021 08:47
The USA, as the world’s leading capitalist nation, is economically, politically and morally bankrupt.
China: Neijuan - New Wildcat article
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 23 2021 08:55
We translated this new Wildcat article, written by a comrade who has been living in China for a while. Click here for the original article.
French lessons – What we can learn from the 1988 hospital workers’ strike coordinations in France
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 4 2021 09:10
We translated the following two texts from 1988, because we think that there are still things we can learn from the strike movement back then. Today in the UK we are confronting similar questions: how can we organise the struggle for higher wages in the NHS and defeat the insulting 1% pay offer? How can we overcome divisions into different unions and professional groups and regions (e.g. with the government in Scotland offering a still puny 4% increase)
Bomber Harris Joins Anti-Fascist Action
Wildcat (UK) article on the limitations of anti-fascism. Whilst this is generally a good piece the comment about anti-fascists having "internalized the democratic/Zionist guilt trip" is especially concerning given the later trajectory of Wildcat in the 2000s.
Profession & Movement
Wildcat reflects on the "Aufhebengate" scandal and its implications for how pro-revolutionaries ought to relate to the middle class "professions" specifically as well as the modern division of labour in general.
Beyond the Peasant International - Wildcat
Wildcat (Germany) article assessing the "New Peasant Movements". Published in issue 82 of their magazine, autumn 2008.
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