Wildcat (Germany)

Henri Simon's account and analysis of the strikes at the Cellatex and Moulinex factories.

Wildcat's analysis of why it was necessary for the US and its coalition to go to war in Iraq.

Account of the 2006 strike at Bosch-Siemens Washing Machine Factory (BSH) in Berlin, Germany and interview with two strikers.

Wildcat Germany on the consumer electronics industry and conditions for workers in Lodz, Poland,…

Wildcat Germany on geopolitics and class struggle in Iran in summer 2005.

Text of a poster produced by Wildcat Germany in 2004 looking at where we are now, and where to go from here...

Part 2 of Wildcat's examination of the resurgence of autonomist marxism.

Wildcat article examining the origin of the concept of "worker inquiries" and the first experiences with them during the beginning of the 1960s in Italy.

Wildcat interview with Steve Wright, author of Storming Heaven. Class composition and struggle in Italian Autonomist Marxism (Pluto Press 2002).

Control has always been part of the function of the welfare state. After the second world war in particular, it was not only a matter of keeping dissatisfied and rebellious workers quiet through concessions, but also of integrating them into the state and better controlling them through a centralised organisation of their reproduction; thus the state gained a clearer view of the living conditions of workers and was…

In 2006 there were more strikes in Germany than during the previous twelve years. In 2007 their number will be even higher. »Going on strike is becoming fashionable amongst the Germans«, announces a headline in the national daily newspaper Frankfurter Rundschau.

Wildcat's analysis of the German railway strikes in autumn and winter 2007, and interview with striking train drivers.