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Publication date:
07/2009
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Issue number:
47
summary:
Direct action 47
- editorial: Why Anarcho-Syndicalism Remains Relevant Today
- A Contradiction at the Heart of Chaos - regulation of global financial markets to solve boom and bust is a non-starter
- Occupy and Defy - the Visteon workers’ struggle and their union
- Lewisham Occupation - a community fighting to save its primary school
- Fujitsu Attack on Pensions
- Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - immigrant cleaners’: the “hard-to-organise” are self-organising
- Breaking Isolation - domestic abuse and workplace support
- The Big Green Con - seeing through the sham of “green” capitalism
- our history: The Great Dock Strike of 1889 - for the anarchist movement, a significant event that turned abstract talk into what ultimately became anarcho-syndicalism
- No Platform for Fascism - the BNP, despite “ordinary people” voting for it, is a fascist party and must continue to be confronted as such
- have your say: Anarchism & Crime/ Crime / the Miami Five / Left Luggage/ English National Resistance
- A Rebellious Tradition - is there cause for optimism amid greed, corruption & inequality?
- international: the CNT vs. Ryanair/ General Strike for the Amazon/ Killing for Profit
- reviews: Paul Mason - Live Working or Die Fighting and Meltdown/ Kate Sharpley Library - A Grand Cause; The Federación Anarquista Uruguaya and Salvador Puig Antich & the MIL
- closer look: Seeing Sense in the Age of Stupid - alienation, power and the case for social transformation
- DA resources: Solidarity Federation booklets, contacts, information and friends & neighbours