Less Work, More Power
The struggle against overwork can unite workers and help rebuild the labor movement.
35 Articles by: Sam Gindin
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Sam Gindin was research director of the Canadian Auto Workers from 1974–2000. He is coauthor (with Leo Panitch) of The Making of Global Capitalism (Verso), and coauthor with Leo Panitch and Steve Maher of The Socialist Challenge Today (Haymarket).
The Syriza Dilemma
What would constructive pressure on the Syriza government look like?
Is Another Crisis Looming?
There’s much talk of stagnation in the American economy. But radicals shouldn’t assume capitalism is on its last legs.
When History Knocks
Naomi Klein rightly blames capitalism for climate change. But she doesn’t go far enough.
Paying Dues
Ending dues check-off will not reverse the labor movement’s bureaucratization and conservatism.
Unmaking Global Capitalism
Nine things to know about organizing in the belly of the beast.
Raising Our Expectations
Jane McAlevey challenges the Left to stop lamenting its disappointments in the working class and address our own failures.
Underestimating Capital, Overestimating Labor
There was no crisis of profitability heading into the financial crisis and there is even more obviously no profitability crisis now.
Lessons from Chattanooga
Workers need a functioning, relevant Left with feet both inside and outside unions.
Clarifying the Crisis
How should we assess the 2008 economic crash — and the political possibilities beyond it?
The Unmaking of the Canadian Working Class: An Interview
Part two of a roundtable on what’s next for Canadian workers.
Art in the Age of Fatalism
If art is to engage the world as an active force, it needs to be both grounded in the world of everyday life and go beyond it.
From the Ground Up: An Interview
What’s next for Canadian workers?
The Making and Unmaking of Global Capitalism
The authors of The Making of Global Capitalism respond in the conclusion to our seminar on their book.
The Crisis in American Labor: An Interview with Sam Gindin
The class war against workers demands a class response.