तत्त्वमसि
PhD | Trade Unionist | Global Labour University Alum | Occasional Jacobin Contributor | Writing on Employee Ownership, Supply Chain Industrial Relations, Philosophy
📍Germany based
https://global-labour-university.org/
Perhaps building mass organizations is a more impressive task than just capturing them.
Perhaps building mass organizations is a more impressive task than just capturing them.
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Find more details below, or feel free to each out to me for more information.
More information about the conference can be found on the conference website:
global-labour-university.org/events/glu-c...
More information about the conference can be found on the conference website:
global-labour-university.org/events/glu-c...
globallabourcolumn.org/2025/05/28/m...
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Socialism is not when magic grandpa spends lots of money.
It's about workers' control.
Socialism is not when magic grandpa spends lots of money.
It's about workers' control.
- Published in "the Levellers' Standard", 1649
- Published in "the Levellers' Standard", 1649
See you in Istanbul ✊🏻
See you in Istanbul ✊🏻
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Abstract "big picture" goals are usually unobtainable and therefore demoralizing. Try to set up campaigns with a beginning middle and end.
Abstract "big picture" goals are usually unobtainable and therefore demoralizing. Try to set up campaigns with a beginning middle and end.
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Will unions accept defeat and linger on as bureaucractic managers of a declining status quo? Or take a pragmatic and transformative view of trade unionism as the movement for industrial democracy?
Will unions accept defeat and linger on as bureaucractic managers of a declining status quo? Or take a pragmatic and transformative view of trade unionism as the movement for industrial democracy?