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Rereading workerism: three essential books, with a closer look at Workers and the State

Lorenzo Mazzoni revisits three books on Italian workerism, focusing on Workers and the State and Mauro Gobbini’s approach to workers’ inquiry, everyday political work in factories and strategy built from below.

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04 Oct 2026
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Why has the labor rights advocate been missing for 16 days now?

Xiao Wu's social media accounts have not been updated since September 14, 2026. It has now been more than half a month. His friends have tried every possible way to contact him, but have received no response. Xiao Wu isn’t a widely recognized name. Most people who know him have come across him th…

Source: search.laborinfocn2.com
Xiao Wu China Union busting and repression Gig Economy
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13 Sep 2026
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The Role and Limitations of a Research Handbook in Historiography

NTRODUCTION Sven Lindqvist’s book *Gräv där du står* (Dig Where You Stand), written in Sweden in 1978, was published in Turkish nearly half a century later. It had also taken 45 years for the English translation, *Dig Where You Stand*, to be published. Lindqvist offers a practical handbook for wor…

Author: Aziz Çelik Source: academia.edu
Aziz Çelik Turkey Labor history Workers’ inquiry
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24 Jun 2026
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The Invisible Resistance of Lviv's Industrial Workers

This post will not mention specific names, companies, technologies, or other details in order to avoid problems for the author and the workers, whose supervisors might read this. If you’re interested in learning more, please contact the author at [email protected]. Half a year ago, I graduated fro…

Author: Ігор Василець Source: commons.com.ua
Ihor Vasylets Ukraine Arsenal of Collective Action Worker Identity
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