Pannekoek's experience of the German revolution led him to observe that the workers' own struggle needed continuously to break down regimes and forms resulting from previous struggles....
As part of our series on sleep, work and dreams, Al Tucker dreams about temporary warehouse work.
Concluding part of our two-part episode on the GI resistance to the Vietnam war, in conversation with Jerry Lembcke, a Vietnam army veteran, now sociologist and author.
Those who see a terminal crisis of labor movements tend to see the contemporary era as one that is fundamentally new and unprecedented. In contrast, those who expect the re-emergence of significant labor movements tend to perceive the continual re-creation of conflict between labor and capital.Please read the posting guidelines before posting. If you see anything which falls outside them please use the down' button on the offending post to flag it for the moderators' attention, or in the case of spam, click the 'spam' button. Site admins are listed here, and feedback can be posted in the feedback forum.
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