Solidarity 3/117: download pdfs
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Solidarity 3/117, 13 September 2007
Workers in the Chinese revolution of 1926-7
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The story of the Chinese revolution of 1927, is a story of how a working class developed in China, how its struggles interlaced with those of the nationalist bourgeoisie, how the young Chinese Communist Party misled those struggles and why, ultimately, they were defeated.
"Balanced communalism" in Lebanon
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David Broder reviews Fawwaz Traboulsi’s A History of Modern Lebanon (Pluto Press)
Iraq unions unite to fight oil privatisation
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By Martin Thomas
Two of Iraq’s major union federations have formed a united front to fight against oil privatisation and the government’s attempt to outlaw the oil unions.
We can't change the world without the workers
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By Robin Sivapalan
Good haters, bad democrats
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DALE STREET reviews The Blair Years — Extracts from the Alastair Campbell Diaries
An opaque economic crisis
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Over the last several months, a crisis originating at the lower end of the US mortgage market has become, at least incipiently, a world credit crisis.
Swedish model will fail UK sex workers
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The government is considering proposals to prosecute men for buying sex; in this they are following the model of “vice control” used in Sweden.
Public Sector Pay: Unite the Rank and File!
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On Tuesday 11 September the TUC Congress, the annual gathering of delegates from all Britain's unions, voted for united action by all the public sector unions to beat Gordon Brown's decree that public
The world as village gossip
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Will Kate McCann become another Lindy Chamberlain? The only reasonable answer is that we have no way of even making an intelligent guess.