June 1, 2005 Review of “If the Workers Took a Notion”: The Right to Strike and American Political Development by Josiah Bartlett Lambert (Cornell University Press, 2005) During the 1970s, the Bureau of Labor Statistics recorded nearly 300 major work stoppages per year. By the 1990s, the number of major strikes had fallen to… Read More »
HOW WORKERS RUN ARGENTINA’S “RECUPERATED WORKPLACES”
May 12, 2005 In a previous post, we described the process by which workers in 200 workplaces in Argentina occupied their workplaces and began running them themselves. In this post we will examine how the workplaces are actually run and how their workers are dealing with the managerial, economic, legal, and political questions that… Read More »
AN “AFFIRMATIVE MEASURE” TO HELP PREVENT THE COMMISSON OF WAR CRIMES BY THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION
December 12, 2004 “In the U.S., activists can draw on the immensely powerful tradition of disobedience to unjust law that motivated people such as the abolitionists, Henry David Thoreau, the Quakers, and the Berrigan Brothers. Indeed, this kind of resistance might be the key to stopping not only the imperial drive but also the… Read More »
OUTSOURCE THIS? AMERICAN WORKERS, THE JOBS DEFICIT, AND THE FAIR GLOBALIZATION SOLUTION
OUTSOURCE THIS?
American Workers, the Jobs Deficit, and the Fair Globalization
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