Klassensolidarität, Autonomie, Selbstorganisation: Erfahrungen und Reflexionen von unten

Striking delivery drivers in Brazil, organized logistics workers in Italy, grassroots groups in Switzerland and Germany, covert protests by Indonesian migrant workers in Taiwan, an occupation in Greece resisting touristification, burning construction sites, and collective expropriations in the United States: across the world and in very different ways, proletarianized people are trying to oppose the death cult of capital. The reflections and experiences of struggle brought together in this book—from groups and individuals in the most diverse corners of the world—analyze the strengths and problems of contemporary struggles from an anti-capitalist, autonomous, and self-organized perspective. The thematic fields “labor struggles and grassroots organizing,” “resistance to the city of capital,” and “repression and revolutionary strategy” are examined without resorting to a hierarchy of methods and tactics of struggle. For the question of an appropriate practice cannot be answered in a general or ideological way. An approach to an answer can only be found in the struggles themselves and in engagement with concrete social conditions and the power relations associated with them