Issue 3:
The Worker and The Union
Aug. 18, 2018
Issue 3 of Notes from Below, The Worker and The Union, asks how working class self-organisation is changing today. In the context of the long decline of trade union membership and strike action since the 1980s, this issue investigates the possibility of a rank-and-file revival. What we are interested in here, in class composition terms, is the leap from technical and social recomposition to political recomposition Without such a leap, socialism will remain an abstract utopia in an concretely dystopian world. So, socialist strategy necessitates a serious and clear-headed approach to the issue of recomposition. How likely does it seem? What are its initial outlines? What can we do to to push it forwards? To this end, we are very pleased to present Issue 3 of Notes from Below, The Worker and The Union.
See the editorial for an overview of articles in the issue.
August, 2018
Looking Back in Anger: the UCU strikes
by
Sai Englert,
Jamie Woodcock
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Aug. 30, 2018
The Worker and the Union: Issue 3 Editorial
by
Notes from Below
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Aug. 16, 2018
A Union at Amazon?
by
Marvin Harvey
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Aug. 16, 2018
Amazon Is the New FIAT
by
Alessandro Delfanti
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Aug. 16, 2018
The Workers Will See You Now: Organising with the IWGB
by
Jim Benfield
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Aug. 16, 2018
Rebel Roo Bulletin
by
Rebel Roo
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Aug. 16, 2018
Taking What’s Ours: an ACORN Inquiry
by
Callum Cant
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Aug. 16, 2018
Chicken or Egg, Political Education and Working-class Power
by
Rohan Kon
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Aug. 16, 2018
Territorial Inquiry: Living Rent public walk in Partick and Whiteinch
by
Living Rent
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Aug. 16, 2018
No Union, No Problem: Anatomy of a Vietnamese Wildcat
by
Joe Buckley
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Aug. 16, 2018
Human Shields and Supermarket Managers
by
Max O’Donnell Savage
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Aug. 16, 2018
An introduction to Wobbly: an app for 21st century workers’ power.
by
John Evans
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Aug. 16, 2018
