The sixth issue of The Commune (July 2009) is now available
The paper is published online, but you can order a printed copy or multiple papers to sell (£1 + postage for one copy, or £4 per 5 issues) by emailing uncaptiveminds@gmail.com
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editorial – migrants are at the heart of our fightback
Adam Ford reports on the Linamar fight and the state of the car industry
Joe Thorne looks at resistance to primary school cuts in London and Glasgow
Dave Spencer argues that the left has much to learn from the local work of the Northampton Save Our Services campaign
Jack Staunton writes on call centre workers’ organising initiatives
Chris Kane counters the argument that we ought to go back to the Labour Party, and stresses that communists need to organise
Kofi Kyerewaa explains the flaws of calling for the banning of the BNP
Activists participating in the occupation to protest the SOAS immigration raid draw a balance-sheet of the struggle
The story of the victimisation and planned deportation of a Chilean woman who dared to stand up to her employer Fitness First
Alice Robson reports on the campaign against cuts in English classes in Tower Hamlets
Kieran Hunter examines the hostile media and public response to June’s strike on the London Underground
David Broder looks at reactions to the mass movement in Iran against the re-election of Ahmedinejad
Alberto Durango explains how Unite have abandoned cleaner organising
Gregor Gall looks at the victory of the Lindsey oil refinery strikers and its implications for the industry
Joe Thorne looks at resistance to primary
school cuts in London and Glasgow
Dave Spencer argues that the left has much
to learn from the local work of the Northampton
Save Our Services campaign
Jack Staunton writes on call centre workers’
organising initiatives
page 3
Chris Kane counters the argument that we
ought to go back to the Labour Party, and
stresses that communists need to organise
Kofi Kyerewaa explains the flaws of calling
for the banning of the BNP
page 4
Activists participating in the occupation to
protest the SOAS immigration raid draw a
balance-sheet of the struggle
page 5
The story of the victimisation and planned
deportation of a Chilean woman who dared
to stand up to her employer Fitness First
Alice Robson reports on the campaign
against cuts in English classes in Tower
Hamlets
page 6
Kieran Hunter examines the hostile media
and public response to June’s strike on the
London Underground
page 7
Alberto Durango explains how Unite have
abandoned cleaner organising
page 8
Gregor Gall looks at the victory of the
Lindsey oil refinery strikers and its implications
for the industry
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