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Lawfare Against Labour Organising: Quasi-legislation, Surveillance and Espionage

In the second segment of our November 2 publication, Andy Ramsay considers the quasi-legislation, surveillance and espionage that obstructs labour organising in the UK, and surveys steps towards resistance.

a colour photo of a march of mostly women in London supporting the minor;s with banners and a small police escort.

‘Send Lawyers, Guns and Money’: Lawfare Against Labour Organising in the UK since 1970

Artificial Intelligence: To Participate or to Abolish?

Artificial Intelligence: To Participate or to Abolish?

Summoning the Eclipse

Summoning the Eclipse

Weaponized Copyright: The New Censorship

Weaponized Copyright: The New Censorship

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The Precarious Migrant Worker: Around the World

Calling In and Out: Radical Gatherings

Calling In and Out: Radical Gatherings

Critical Thought

A transgender pride flag flies over a rally to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York City on June 28, 2019.

Out of the Clinics, into the Streets!

Authors Ambrose McMonagle and Cassandra Lovelock reflect on the growing fervour of anti-trans rhetoric and the on-going failures of the political establishments through lived experiences, both personal and professional.

From the Ground Up: The Socialisation of Precarity and the Future of Social Struggles

From the Ground Up: The Socialisation of Precarity and the Future of Social Struggles

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Beware Passivity Propaganda: China and the Left in the Times of Trump 2.0

The Way Things are Said

The Way Things are Said

The Limits to Organising: Or, the Depths of Late Fascism

The Limits to Organising: Or, the Depths of Late Fascism

A stone with white paint saying 'thug life'.

Sympathy for the Folk Devil: Notes on Thuggery

Autonomy, Anarchy, and Plastic Surgery

Autonomy, Anarchy, and Plastic Surgery

Realities & Resistance

Summoning the Eclipse

Summoning the Eclipse

The Eclipse is a new grassroots initiative in the UK that aims to obscure the rise of the far right with anti-authoritarian action. We are republishing their call for the establishment of Eclipse Committees to develop institutions of care, resistance, and solidarity.

A transgender pride flag flies over a rally to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York City on June 28, 2019.

Out of the Clinics, into the Streets!

From the Ground Up: The Socialisation of Precarity and the Future of Social Struggles

From the Ground Up: The Socialisation of Precarity and the Future of Social Struggles

Resisting the Far-Right: Report Back from London, 1/2/25

Resisting the Far-Right: Report Back from London, 1/2/25

The Limits to Organising: Or, the Depths of Late Fascism

The Limits to Organising: Or, the Depths of Late Fascism

The Monster of Avignon

The Monster of Avignon

Union Busting Down Under: What the CFMEU Administration Means for Workers' Rights

Union Busting Down Under: What the CFMEU Administration Means for Workers' Rights

Futures & Histories

black and white: a man in a baseball cap is seen below some barbed wire and a CCTV camera

Lawfare Against Labour Organising: Quasi-legislation, Surveillance and Espionage

In the second segment of our November 2 publication, Andy Ramsay considers the quasi-legislation, surveillance and espionage that obstructs labour organising in the UK, and surveys steps towards resistance.

a colour photo of a march of mostly women in London supporting the minor;s with banners and a small police escort.

‘Send Lawyers, Guns and Money’: Lawfare Against Labour Organising in the UK since 1970

Abstract black and red-brown paint splashes. They almost appear insect-like.

Eleven Theses on Technological Hype as Capital

May Day Special: Tacky’s Revolt – Lessons for Modern Labour from a Slave Uprising

May Day Special: Tacky’s Revolt – Lessons for Modern Labour from a Slave Uprising

Representing Resistance, Organising and Argument: Literature and Worker Activism in Mid-20th Century America

Representing Resistance, Organising and Argument: Literature and Worker Activism in Mid-20th Century America

A man walks along an empty, foggy beach in Trinidad

Workers and Empire: Learning from Early 20th Century Resistance Politics in Imperial Britain – Part 2

Workers and Empire: Learning from Early 20th Century Resistance Politics in Imperial Britain – Part 1

Workers and Empire: Learning from Early 20th Century Resistance Politics in Imperial Britain – Part 1

Culture & Power

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Weaponized Copyright: The New Censorship

Out of the Clinics, into the Streets!

Representing Resistance, Organising and Argument: Literature and Worker Activism in Mid-20th Century America

'Your Third Eye is Open, but the Other Two are Blind': Interview with Def Ill

Late Capitalist Culture Stripped Bare by Willy's Chocolate Experience

Events

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Artificial Intelligence: To Participate or to Abolish?

The Precarious Migrant Worker: Around the World

Calling In and Out: Radical Gatherings

Book Launch: The Precarious Migrant Worker, Polity (Glasgow and London)

Precarious Masculinities: Migrant Working Men’s Masculinities as Self-Exploitation in a Mediterranean Restaurant in Glasgow

Art & Poetry

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That's a Wrap on Art and Poetry Month

At Least We Still Have Us

Sanguine

Defunct

Headlining Bystander