THE WOMEN'S QUESTION & DIFFICULTIES OF FEMINISM IN TURKEY - Pembenaz Yorgun THIS ARTICLE deals with various paradoxes concerning the condition of women in Turkey. The main paradox is this:…
It’s very difficult to force into obedience whoeverhas no wish to command.J.-J. Rousseau No critique beyond this point Any critique of democracy arouses suspicion, and even more so if this…
Focussing primarily on "the May-June 1968 worker", the authors argue for a critical approach to some of the "myths" surrounding the events, providing an overview of the strike movement and…
The factors that provoked the widespread stoppage of work by thousands of British workers in the winter of 1978-79 began with the Labour government of James Callaghan's attempt to enforce…
This essay was updated and made available publicly for the first time in 2013 after correspondence with Martin Glaberman, William Gorman, Modibo Kadalie, Sandra Bright and Cynthia Hamilton. It was…
PDFs constructed from jpegs available at Wisconsin Historical Society's GI Press Collection. Missing: #7 (Dec/Jan 1965/66), #11 (July 1967), more? In 1965 a group of us had got together and…
Autonomy, as a revolutionary perspective realising itself through self-organisation, is paradoxically inseparable from a stable working class, easily discernable at the very surface of the reproduction of capital, comfortable within…
Interesting interview with a Sikh man who grew up in Manningham, Bradford, and was one of the founders of the Asian Youth Movement. Here he talks about his experiences growing…
The Black Jacobins of the Haitian revolution of 1791 are the Black Sansculottes of 1964. This is now. The press has reverberated for more than a year with the jungle…
Contents * [lundimatin] Bedtime for Macronerie?* [ASAP Revolution] Hey bastard, this is war!* [Assemblée Action Autonome] Make movement* [La Mouette Enragée] Let’s take action all together and now!* [La Mouette…
Taken from the Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 8, No. 21 (July 1999) AbstractMost rebels of the Cultural Revolution were rebels, but not revolutionaries. Although they might have long been…
The institutional structures developed in the 1930s changed the relationships among workers, unions, employers, and government. Strikes during World War II and its aftermath share some but by no means…
