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Jason Hickel and Dylan Sullivan Over the past two decades, the posture of the United States toward China has evolved from economic cooperation to outright antagonism. US media outlets and politicians have engaged in persistent anti-China rhetoric, while the US government has imposed trade restric

marxandphilosophy.org.uk

This important book collects papers presented between 2012 and 2016 at London conferences of the Marx and Philosophy Society. The first section, ‘Marx and his Predecessors’, begins with Douglas…

kohljournal.press

Everyone seemingly knows what a strike is – it refers to the withdrawal of labor or, to speak plainly, not going to work. We can locate the strike in the labor struggles that shaped Ancient Egypt (Mark 2017). Historian Marcus Rediker (2020) traces the history of the modern strike to the eighteenth century when sailors would “strike the sail” to prevent a ship from delivering its cargo and to demand their unpaid wages, better conditions, and a life less brutal at sea.

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La più importante rivista italiana di approfondimento culturale e politico, al servizio delle grandi battaglie democratiche.

globalsocialtheory.org

The ‘premature deindustrialization’ thesis advanced by economist Dani Rodrik (2016), de-centres former sites of Fordist manufacturing in the Global North in order to stretch our understanding of deindustrialization and go beyond the analyses of so called ‘advanced,’ post-industrial economies. In doi

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The BOOK Yaa Gyasi [debut author of  Homegoing] takes readers on a journey through three centuries that explores the effects slavery had, not just on our sociopolitical history but, on the human lives changed forever by this institution. Starting at Cape Coast Castle, the point of no return for many Africans who would be enslaved in the Americas, Gyasi introduces us to half sisters Effia and Esi, who never meet each other but are carrying similar stones left by their mother Maame, in the hope that the girls never forget who they are. The RATING Toni Morrison says that if there is a book you want to read, and it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it. Thankfully, Yaa Gyasi saved me from the inadequate story I would have written because this is a triumphant novel that I could have never ever, in the history of ever-dom, crafted on my own. I’m so impressed and grateful for Gyasi and her words that my spirit’s immediate reaction was to dance. And it’s her debut novel?! Chile, Gyasi is the author we’ve been waiting for. This book needs to be required reading around the world. Around. The. World.

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Online shop for the Working Class History project: radical, union, labor, socialist, communist, feminist, Black history, anti-colonial, LGBT+, disability rights, anarchist and anti-racist products and merchandise. Purchases support the WCH project.

instituteofsustainabilitystudies.com

Discover why waiting for sustainability regulation increases business risk and how a proactive sustainability plan strengthens resilience.

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As Jordan launches preparations for the 2030 Jubilee of Christʼs baptism, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa calls for spiritual renewal.