Por Kevin Carson. Título original: What Can We Do, Part II — Labor, de 9 de março de 2025. Traduzido em português por p1x0. Saludos amigues, soy p1x0, Tradutor & anarquiste de vila, interessado na superação do Estado das coisas como estão. Considere apoiar meu trabalho Clicando Aqui. Dave Kamper, ex-sindicalista e escritor sobre questões…

Dave Kamper, a past union organizer and writer on labor issues, commented on Inauguration Day that compared to the beginning of Trump’s first term, it feels like most of the institutions we count on to protect democracy are weaker now. The courts. The media. The Democratic Party. One institution, however, is without doubt in a…

Advocates of Basic Income have trotted out a lot of arguments for its benefits, but I never expected John Stossel (“Universal Basic Income Shows Why Giving People ‘Free Money’ Doesn’t Work,” Reason, October 9) to produce such a convincing one. When I was young, If I hadn’t needed to work to support myself, I wouldn’t…

Logan Marie Glitterbomb. Artigo original: Consumer Advocacy Groups: The Missing Piece, de 17 de agosto 2020. Traduzido para o português por Gabriel Serpa. Muitas vezes, a resposta dos anarquistas de mercado para lidar com más condutas comerciais consiste na capacidade dos trabalhadores de buscar um novo emprego, dos consumidores de optar por um outro produto,…

Often the free market anarchist response to dealing with business misconduct includes the ability for workers to find a new job, consumers to buy a new product, etc. The more fleshed out version of this ideal includes wildcat unionism, mass boycotts, pickets, and demonstrations. And yes, workers should absolutely be able to use collective bargaining…

Di Asem. Originale pubblicato il 9 luglio 2020 con il titolo We Are in Midst of a Seismic Shift, It Is up to Labor to Decide the Outcome. Traduzione di Enrico Sanna. Un decennio fa usciva The Third Industrial Revolution, seguito alcuni anni dopo da The Zero Marginal Cost Society dello stesso autore, un economista…

About a decade ago The Third Industrial Revolution was published, and a few years later The Zero Marginal Cost Society came out by the same author, from a mainstream and politically moderate economist who advises the EU and German government, making very radical predictions such as moving to a society without money as a result…