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Inquiry


This section presents original research into class composition (in its technical, social and political formations). These inquiries will take many different forms, but all are intended as tools to aid the development of workplace and community struggles.


For more details, see What is workers' inquiry?



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Street Vendor wearing a yellow Street Vendor Project cap

Organisational Innovations Among US Worker Centres
by Andrew Osborne / June 11, 2025

The Rallying Call of a Deserter
by Stan French / May 12, 2025

A rally in front of an old building, with posters including 'Crime doesn't pay'.

Introduction to the Legal Workers’ Inquiry
by Jamie Woodcock, Tanzil Chowdhury / May 12, 2025

A person walks between bookshelves in a library.

The Students Move on but the Clients Come Back
by Gordon Dalziel, Robert Jones / May 12, 2025

A high street in London.

A Day in the Life of a High Street Legal Aid Lawyer
by Oliver Conway / May 12, 2025

A broken chain-link fence.

At the Frontlines of Immigration Law
by Isobel Bowler, Maxwell Goddard / May 12, 2025

People at a protest hold up banners, eg "Save Our Law Center"

The Capitalistic Structures of the Legal Workplace
by Roger Bravo / May 12, 2025

Reflections on organising in a Legal Aid firm
by Casey, Khadijah / May 12, 2025

The Difficulties of Working and Unionising in Human Rights Law Practice
by Louise Lorde / May 12, 2025


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