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Dockworkers against arms shipments and militarization: the example of Genoa

A selection of reports on dockworkers’ resistance to arms shipments and militarization, with Genoa as a focal point. Includes the call issued by unions representing workers in 40 European and Mediterranean ports ahead of the day of action scheduled for 30 October 2026.

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26 Oct 2026
Analysis

Dockworkers against arms shipments and militarization: the example of Genoa

A selection of reports on dockworkers’ resistance to arms shipments and militarization, with Genoa as a focal point. Includes the call issued by unions representing workers in 40 European and Mediterranean ports ahead of the day of action scheduled for 30 October 2026.

30 Sep 2026
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Palestinian Unions Endorse Dockworker Unions’ Call to Action on October 30th

The Palestinian labor movement endorses the call for a day of struggle on October 30th against militarisation and genocide organised by a collective of dockworkers’ unions and calls on all global port, transport and related unions to join it. We also call on grassroots and civil society organizatio…

20 Aug 2026
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Letters That Save Lives: Traces and Personal Writings of Italian Children Employed in French Glassworks (1890–1914)

Dear Mother, I am writing these two pages to let you know that I am in excellent health, and I hope to hear from you as well. Dear Mom, you’re already upset because I’m asking you for money, but if you don’t send me the money because my brother is crying all the time—you see, that’s just how it is—…

19 Aug 2026
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The Gramscian concept of passive revolution: A praxiological research program

Abstract Flowing from his “philosophy of praxis,” Antonio Gramsci’s concept “passive revolution” points to a broad research program encompassing different kinds of revolutions. To develop the concept, Gramsci made two kinds of innovations. On the one hand, he broke analytically with the stagist th…

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