Review: “Lines of work” shares workers’ experiences, invites us to share ours
A review of Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance by Peter Moore.
The New Brazil - Raúl Zibechi: reviewed by Levi Gahman
Brazil is now the poster child for neoliberal capitalism. Within its borders, vast inequities in wealth and access to social services still exist - in his latest work, Raúl Zibechi explains how and why this is the case...
The tortured dilemma - Haim Bresheeth
Review of two books summing up left-wing zionism's approach to Israeli war.
Trade unions under occupation - 'Adel Samara
Book review by 'Adel Samara of Workers in Struggle: Palestinian Trade Unions in the occupied West Bank by Simon Taggart.
A history of modern Iran - Azar Tabari
AMONGST THE myriad of books about Iran which have appeared over the past few years, one work stands out as a unique contribution to modern Iranian history: Ervand Abrahamian, Iran: Between Two Revolutions (Princeton University Press, 1982, 562 pages, cloth £31.80, paper £10.30).
Iran's incomprehensible revolution - AzarTabari
Critical reviews of two books on the Iranian revolution by Iranian feminist Azar Tabari.
Sabotage: a spanner in the works - Robert Young
A review of Geoff Brown, Sabotage: A Study in Industrial Conflict by Robert M. Young.
Beirut, Frontline Story - Daniel Machover (book review)
Critical book review by Daniel Machover of Selim Nassib and Caroline Tisdall's Beirut, Frontline Story.
Israel in Lebanon - Daniel Machover (book review)
Book review by Daniel Machover of Seán MacBride et al.'s Israel in Lebanon.
The best brick you’ll ever read: why Wobblies should read “Capital”
A short review by Lou Rinaldi of Capital, which he advocates for Wobblies and the like-minded to read.
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