<![CDATA[may 2011 issue of the commune]]>Issue 22 of The Commune is now available. It features articles on the aftermath of 26th March, the coming public sector strikes, the military intervention in Libya and much more.
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30th june: the next step – editorial of The Commune
‘no to tesco’: the first funky riot in bristol – Oleg Resin reports on the 21st April ‘riot’ in Bristol
diverse, colourful, joyful, but angry! – Alice Robson writes on her experience teaching, and campaigning in defence of, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
long live the free hetherington! – Liam T. of Scottish Socialist Youth reports on a stunning success for occupiers at Glasgow Uni
how can we beat austerity? – strikes and other action must be controlled by workers themselves, argues Tom Denning
disempowerment in front of the black bloc – Ellie Schling was concerned by the behaviour of the Black Bloc at the 26th March TUC demo
military intervention in libya: a debate – an online debate between Commune members about our attitude to the rebels and the ‘no-fly-zone’ in Libya, from late March
from social rebellion to tribal civil war- Mark Ellingsen analyses the composition and aims of the Libyan rebel movements
the NHS plays but a part in the health of the nation – East London GP Jonathon Tomlinson looks at the government’s attacks on the health care and the ever-increasing pressures on the NHS
from recession to (clinical) depression – Adam Ford writes on the social causes of depression
“our time is coming again” – Sheila Cohen reviews New Trade Union Activism: Class Consciousness or Social Identity? Sian Moore, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011.
taking a step forward – David Broder explains our plans to increase our voice and the help we need from our supporters
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