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History, Theory and Politics: On Uno Kozo’s Theory of Crisis
| November 20, 2022
In this talk, Ken C. Kawashima will discuss how Uno’s Theory of Crisis can inform and guide the analysis of capitalism’s historical crises, and how it gives us a theoretical … Watch video »
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Organizing Under and Against Apartheid: The New Unions in Palestine
| November 18, 2022
The Palestine New Federation of Trade Unions (the New Unions) started as a small union organizing workers in the agricultural sector, known as the Union of Workers Associations in the … Keep reading »
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We 8 Billions, Their $215 Trillion
| November 17, 2022
As expropriative, exploitative agriculture, industry, and militarization have reduced science to dependent positivist-mechanism, human biological reproduction has expanded enormously. Narrow growth priorities have left the complex forms of reproduction required … Keep reading »
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Women, Life, Liberty: A Protest Promising a Revolution to End All Oppression and Exploitation
| November 16, 2022
The song Baraye (For) composed by the singer Shervin Hajipour has been described as “the anthem” of the “Women, Life, Liberty” protests in Iran. Hajipour wrote the lyrics using a … Keep reading »
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Health Coalition Kicks off Campaign to Save Public Hospitals
| November 15, 2022
The Ontario Health Coalition released a brief on October 26 charging that the Doug Ford government lied to the public about its privatization of Ontario’s public hospital services. The Coalition … Keep reading »
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Pandemic Lessons for Rebuilding Canada’s Welfare State
| November 14, 2022
As the threat of a recession looms large, it is critical that we push for urgent reforms to our social protection systems. Keep reading »
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Pakistan: Dangerous Interregnum, Catastrophic Equilibrium?
| November 13, 2022
On 3rd November, while leading a Long March to the federal capital demanding fresh elections, former Prime Minister Imran Khan was the target of an assassination attempt. Thankfully, given Pakistan’s … Keep reading »
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Drought, Heatwave and Revolution
| November 11, 2022
Global warming, extreme severity of drought in Europe, heatwaves, snowball effect (or cascading reactions) among all these crisis factors… Risk of sudden changes in ocean circulation with incalculable consequences… This … Keep reading »
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After Lula’s Narrow Victory: Return to Democratic Capitalism or an Ongoing Rightwing Insurgency?
| November 10, 2022
After a tough campaign, centrist candidate Lula da Silva of the Workers Party (PT) won the second and final round of the Brazilian presidential election on October 30 with 50.9 … Keep reading »
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Offloading Climate Responsibility on the Victims of Climate Change
| November 9, 2022
An interview with Nigerian environmentalist Nnimmo Bassey. Keep reading »
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Lula’s Victory and the Fight Against Fascism in Brazil
| November 8, 2022
October 30, 2022, around 7pm… two words defined the collective feeling expressed by thousands of people on the streets last Sunday: relief and joy! Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential … Keep reading »
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Ford, CUPE, Class Struggle and the Charter: A Primer
| November 7, 2022
Why do workers strike? In Canada, our fundamental political economic premise is that, if all individuals decide for themselves how to deploy their resources and talents, the best use will … Keep reading »
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