Indigenous Liberation and Socialism
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Indigenous Liberation and Socialism

A book from Australia’s Socialist Alternative comes at a vital point in Canada’s doublespeak on justice for Indigenous peoples: a 260-page user’s guide to the relation between indigenous oppression and the class struggle.

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When a socialist organization fails: the ISO collapse
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When a socialist organization fails: the ISO collapse

In 1981-82 I attended two ISO conferences where American comrades grappled with the need for a fundamental change in methods and, ultimately, leadership in the face of a radical decline in militant struggles. The result was a new leadership committed to a student focused, more propaganda oriented socialist group.

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On The Line: A History of the British Columbia Labour Movement by Rod Mickleburgh
Robin Wylie Robin Wylie

On The Line: A History of the British Columbia Labour Movement by Rod Mickleburgh

On The Line is an account of BC trade unions by the BC Labour Heritage Centre (an offshoot of the BC Federation of Labour) written by retired Vancouver Sun labour reporter Rod Mickleburgh. In a well illustrated and lively manner he tells the story of workers’ organizations and struggles, from Vancouver Island Coal miners in the 1850s to teachers’ struggles today.

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David Graeber. Bullshit Jobs: A Theory. (Review)
Jason Kunin Jason Kunin

David Graeber. Bullshit Jobs: A Theory. (Review)

In his colourfully titled new book Bullshit Jobs: A Theory, David Graeber expands on an argument he first made in a 2013 essay that first appeared in Strike! That essay, called “On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs,” went viral over the internet so quickly that the original web page received over a million hits and crashed the Strike! server.

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Is a Planned Economy Possible?
Robin Wylie Robin Wylie

Is a Planned Economy Possible?

Phillips and Rozworski argue – and demonstrate in The People's Republic of Walmart – that economic life can be organized to meet needs rather than profit by planning through a democratic socialist state.

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