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Transformative Critique: Direction on Syndicalism and Revisiting Mass Strike Strategies

“Imagine all the workers of the world truly, actually uniting… and then striking. It would be a world-transforming action.” (Jack Harden)

In Chapter 6, I wrote about one of the highest freedoms of class-strugglist assembly and association: all workplaces being legally considered to be unionized for the purposes of political strikes and even syndicalist strikes, regardless of the...

Class-Strugglist Democracy and the Demarchic Commonwealth

“But much more important for Marxist thought is Aristotle's account in Books 3-6 of the Politics where he defines democracy as the rule of the poor over the rich whom they can outnumber in the Assembly. Demokratia is taken to be class rule rather than popular government, and demos is understood in the sense of the common people, not the whole of the people as Perikles, Demosthenes, and other Athenians preferred to believe.”...

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A collection of over 100 free ebooks on subjects such science, economics, history, philosophy, etc.

http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/res...rrefguide.html

A lengthy bibliography on US labor history.

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An annotated bibliography of selected books, articles, and "digital documents" deal with information technology.
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Nationalism is a claim
Nationalism is often attempted to define by it’s manifestations. It is said that nationalism is an attempt to bring autonomy to ethnic or cultural groups. Others say that it aims to create a connection between ethnic groups and the state. In it’s most extreme form it claims that other ethnic groups are superior in relation to others. Nationalists also often admire some lost “national past”, and often...