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Minerals and raw materials are the building blocks of industrial capitalism. No industrial revolutions would have been possible without iron, coal, copper,
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Monthly Review | Read alongside primary texts, "an important tool in the labor movement and the classroom" (Michael Yates reviewed in Socialism & Democracy)
Yates takes a decidedly unorthodox approach. He spends a fair amount of time explaining the importance of reclaiming common spaces and “commoning” practices….
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Monthly Review | An exhortation to reckon with systemic biases and inequalities (Science & Society reviews "Can the Working Class Change the World")
It is a promising thing when a book titled Can the Working Class Change the World? feels current amid national and global upheaval…
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Monthly Review | Beyond enthusiasm for an imagined anti-capitalism (Los Angeles Review of Books reviews "Can the Working Class Change the World?")
….Michael Yates’s Can the Working Class Change the World? uses Marx to describe capitalism’s historically unique emphasis on the unending accumulation of capital and its resulting human and environmental catastrophes. In Capital, Marx famously erected a hypothetical, ideally functioning capitalism freed from real world imperfections. By doing so, he demonstrated that, even in the best of circumstances, capitalism must always be exploitative and destructive since the foundation of capitalist growth is a social relationship in which capitalists take more from wage workers than they give...
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Monthly Review | "Can the Working Class Change the World?" A bold call for reorganising the global working class (Global Labour Journal)
Throughout 'Can the Working Class Change the World? 'Yates demonstrates that “Capitalism is a system of stark individualism.” Only radical thinking and acting…
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