Wildcat (Germany)

Migration, refugees and labour

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 21 2016 07:38

In depth analysis of EU migration and the 'refugee crisis' in relation to labour market restructuring and working class composition

Global working class - Wildcat Germany

Indonesian workers' demonstration during national strike for higher wages, 2013.

Article on the development of class struggle in the last few years by Wildcat Germany. Translated from Wildcat no. 98, summer 2015

Reflections on The lump by Dave Lamb - Dave Walton

Submitted by Steven. on Sep 21 2014 16:55

Building workers rally in Liverpool against a union sell-out

A couple of decades on after the publication of the controversial Solidarity pamphlet on the lump (a way of casualising construction work), Dave Walton, a former construction worker looks back on it and the struggles of the time.

Profession and movement

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 19 2014 17:23

Wildcat Germany on Aufhebengate and the phenomenon generally of activists in paid types of "radical" or academic employment.

The strike at Neupack and the question of strike solidarity

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 9 2014 20:01

Translation of article from wildcat collective on strike at packaging manufacturer in Germany in 2013 and the question of strike support.

Dead end: about the coup in Egypt

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 21 2014 14:54

Article by the Wildcat collective on the background and current developments of class struggle in Egypt after the military coup in summer 2013 with additional focus on the situation of migrant workers in the Gulf states.

Fascists in Greece: From the streets into parliament and back

Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Feb 21 2014 14:44

Article by the Wildcat collective from Germany on class relations behind collaboration between fascists and Greek state.

Automobiles: struggles and class divisions - Wildcat (Germany)

This is the translation of an article about recent struggles and class divisions in the global automobile industry by collective 'wildcat' from Germany. It was published in Wildcat no.95, Winter 2013/14.

The workers’ inquiry: what’s the point?

Joe Thorne looks at the history of the “workers’ inquiry” idea: from Marx, to Italy in the 1960s, to the present day. This fairly long article touches on debates amongst those influenced by operaismo about how we should relate to the modern workplace.