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Category: Debate
Anarchist Critique of PKK
The following post is authored by WSA member JT and originally posted on their blog Rage Against Capital. While this critique does not represent an official position of the WSA, it did find traction and preexisting sentiment among many members. It …
Posted: July 30th, 2016 under Anti-Imperialism, Debate, History, International, Uncategorized.
Are you sure that it’s Syndicalism we’re discussing here?
By Steve Ongerth – IWW Environmental Unionism Caucus, June 15, 2015
I have been closely following the debate between various members of the International Socialist Organization (ISO) and Tom Wetzel (a syndicalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area) which …
Posted: July 24th, 2015 under Debate.
Boring from Within Won’t Work
By Tom Wetzel
In their reply to my attempts to defend revolutionary syndicalism, Joe Richard and Ty Carroll try to force the debate into an arbitrarily narrow set of choices.
The attack on “dual unionism” seems to be designed to …
Posted: June 11th, 2015 under Debate, Labor.
Reply to ISO on Syndicalism
By Tom Wetzel
The International Socialist Organization’s webzine socialistworker.org recently published a critique of revolutionary syndicalism in the form of a review of Radical Unionism by Ralph Darlington. The review, by Tom Goulet, makes a number of mistaken claims.…
Posted: April 27th, 2015 under Debate, History, Ideas, Labor, Syndicalism.
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