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Taking the next step

The government has no clear strategy. However, to fight back we need more than trade union militancy, argues <strong>Kevin Bean</strong>

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No unity with scabs

There need to be clear lines of demarcation. <strong>James Harvey</strong> reports on CPGB criticisms of the sort of unity being pursued by comrades in the Netherlands

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A brief history of sabotage in New Zealand

It first appeared in New Zealand law in the Crimes Act 1961, but the history of sabotage in this country dates back much further.

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Upping the fightback

<strong>Mike Macnair</strong> supports the call for activists to take the financial resourcing of sustained strikes seriously

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Eugene V Debs and the struggle of railroaders

Debs' life from locomotive fireman, to trade unionist, to socialist candidate for American president, to class war prisoner holds crucial lessons for today’s workers.

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