(adjective) having the same or coincident boundar…
Catalyst Vol. 2 No. 4
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Catalyst
(editor)
(#8)
March 28, 2019 - March 30, 2019
(read/capitalism-etc)
(2019). __. Jacobin Foundation.
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coterminous »
p.142
valence »
(chemistry) the combining power of an element. or…
p.132
succor »
assistance and support in times of hardship and d…
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ontology »
(noun) a branch of metaphysics concerned with the…
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variegated »
(adj) exhibiting different colors, especially as …
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Baccaro and Howell place class actors and class p…
p.110
Different countries have different “Trajectories …
p.108
By contrast, VoC’s overarching message is institu…
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[...] precarity gives German companies a means wi…
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The institutionalized class struggle eroded parti…
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The Case for Open Borders
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by Suzy Lee
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Continuity and Change in Naya Pakistan
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by Umair Javed. i think i skipped this one...
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Continuity and Change in Naya Pakistan
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by Umair Javed. i think i skipped this one...
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The Neoliberal Revolution in Industrial Relations
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by Daniel Kinderman. described in the editorial as: "how the institutions that once protected working-class interests are now used to subordinate them to employer power" (review of Chris Howell and Lucien Bacarro's new book)
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The Neoliberal Revolution in Industrial Relations
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by Daniel Kinderman. described in the editorial as: "how the institutions that once protected working-class interests are now used to subordinate them to employer power" (review of Chris Howell and Lucien Bacarro's new book)
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Do Managers Rule?
on the class allegiance of the so-called PMC. mentions contradictory class location but overall pretty cynical - she seems to conclude that the PMC has no reason to support structural change, so it's up to the working class (which isn't unreasonable but not that interesting as an analysis)
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Do Managers Rule?
on the class allegiance of the so-called PMC. mentions contradictory class location but overall pretty cynical - she seems to conclude that the PMC has no reason to support structural change, so it's up to the working class (which isn't unreasonable but not that interesting as an analysis)
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Occupation Nation
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by Faris Giacaman
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