The Commune, Juni 2012

Die neue The Commune, als pdf-Datei hier:

Die Artikel im Einzelnen:

Strikes

* sparks show the way – this month’s editorial looks at the different trajectories taken by electricians’ and haulage drivers’ struggles

* phony war in uk pensions dispute – a london based college worker writes about the top down nature in which the struggle is being conducted

The Left

* new anti-capitalist initiative launched – Jackie Lucas sees a chance to work in the ACI but is wary of Trotskyist practices

* the way forward for the left? – Chris Strafford wants communists to relate to mass movements, and reflects on his experience for the CPGB

Current Events

* you can’t say that! – Ollie Sutherland was not impressed by most of the left’s approach to the London Mayoral election

* deeper into essex: how you are allowed in your city – Sharon Borthwick reviews Anna Minton ‘Ground Contol: Fear and happinnes in the twenty-first century city’ and looks at how our public spaces are changing, especially in relation to the Olympics

Debate

* made in rochdale: exported globally – Scumboni offers a radical defence of worker co-operatives

* the paradox of internationalism from below – Barry Biddulph continues our series on the national question

Obituary

* dave spencer 1940-2012 – Jim Schofield remembers our dear friend and comrade

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Musik

warum Zivilisation Barbarei ist: Armagh von The Au Pairs (1981)