The Maritime Union banned all trade with Indonesia. Oil refinery workers refused to work with Indonesian oil. Transport unions took action against Garuda flights and air freight to Indonesia. Postal ...
Over a series of articles, I am going to examine Andy Burnham’s pledge on council house building which alongside devolution, ...
The Israeli government has begun a tendering process for construction contracts in the so-called E1 area in the occupied West ...
In May 1934, Joseph Stalin received a letter from a Scottish communist called Harry Whyte. Whyte was a journalist, working for the USSR ’s English-language paper in Moscow. He was also a gay man whose ...
The confrontation between black and Puerto Rican communities and the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) in Ocean Hill-Brownsville, Brooklyn, New York, 1968, was a bitter and unfortunate struggle and ...
“Reunite the Union is a new platform for members, reps, officers, organisers and staff who see the need to end the divisions in our union and set a new direction for our future”, proclaimed a leaflet ...
“The predominating type among the present ‘Communist’ bureaucrats is the political careerist, and in consequence the polar opposite of the revolutionist. Their ideal is to attain in their own country ...
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No-one committed to the cause of human freedom should lament the fall of the fascistic regime of Bashar Al-Assad, even if hopes for what comes next must be tempered with concern about the political ...
Revised version of an article published as "Marxism and the Jewish Question" in Two Nations, Two States" (2002, new edition 2016) "The socialist revolution is the only realistic solution of the Jewish ...
Image: RMT picket line – Carlisle station – March 2018. The Carlisle Kid CC BY-SA 2.0 Ian Allinson’s How to Win a Strike is a practical guide for trade unionists and rank-and-file workplace activists.
When in our predecessor paper Workers’ Action (no.117, 1978) Colin Waugh wrote about Marcus Garvey he noted, I think rightly, that Garvey is a figure known now more by reputation than by belief. In ...
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