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Latest issue of open-access online journal: Global Labour Journal
Greetings,
Global Labour Journal is pleased to announce that the latest issue of the Journal (GLJ 2.1, January 2011) is now available for free download online:
http://digitalcommons.mcmaster.ca/globallabour/
In this issue:
**Special Issue: Making Public Sociology, guest-edited by Michael…
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Patrick Bond's Frequent Newsletter/Links - A Sample
Peter sez:
Patrick Bond, who leads the Centre for Civil Society, Durban, South Africa, is a hyper-active and hyper-productive academic/activist who is a significant presence within the World Social Forum and in the broader Global…
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Added by peter waterman on January 26, 2011 at 17:20 — No Comments
Lovink and Riemens: 12 Theses on Wikileaks
Peter sez:
Wow!
Best piece on Wikileaks I have so far found. Note criticism also of its own practices as a 'single person operation' and distance from the 'another world is possible movement'.
Now read on...
http://www.eurozine.com/pdf/2010-12-07-lovinkriemens-en.pdf
Geert Lovink, Patrice Riemens
Twelve theses on…
Added by peter waterman on December 13, 2010 at 14:51 — No Comments
GLU Conference on Labour and Development, September 2011
Peter sez:
Despite the word 'development' in the title, the specification for this conference makes it sound like a serious address to the problems of labour (in general) under what is being increasingly called the crisis of capitalist civilisation.
I would encourage applications by labour movement researchers/activists, regardless of whether applicants have funding. I will be applying despite no access… Continue
Despite the word 'development' in the title, the specification for this conference makes it sound like a serious address to the problems of labour (in general) under what is being increasingly called the crisis of capitalist civilisation.
I would encourage applications by labour movement researchers/activists, regardless of whether applicants have funding. I will be applying despite no access… Continue
Added by peter waterman on December 7, 2010 at 9:10 — No Comments
Latest Issue of 'Interface' (Search 'Waterman', 'Eric Lee', 'Dave Hollis', or just Surf thru?)
Added by peter waterman on December 1, 2010 at 20:00 — 2 Comments
The US: Social Networking and/or Social Change
Social Networking: Is Malcolm Gladwell Right That It's Useless for Social Change?
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Added by peter waterman on November 7, 2010 at 18:52 — No Comments
Needed: a global labour charter movement
Needed: a global labour charter movement
Peter Waterman
This Charter was first floated in 2005. It has been published in labour…
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Many New Internationalisms!?
Submitted for consideration of a book to be edited by Corrine Kumar in India.
Many New Internationalisms!…
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Added by peter waterman on August 24, 2010 at 16:34 — No Comments
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- GLU Conference on Labour and Development, September 2011
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