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One of the most unaddressed problems in coping with climate catastrophes is who will make decisions concerning what to do. There is a widespread assumption that the shots should be … Keep reading » ...

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“All power to the Soviets!” is surely one of the most famous slogans in revolutionary history. It is right up there with “Egalité, liberté, fraternité” as a symbol of an entire revolutionary epoch. In ...

Lean Production Is Not a Solution Labour • August 9, 2022 • Herman Rosenfeld Matt Vidal’s framing of lean production as a neutral technology that provides openings for worker empowerment and ...

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With 2022 beginning, South Korea’s left remains extremely divided and politically fragmented. In terms of institutional politics, the only left-wing party in parliament is Shim Sang-jung’s Justice ...