By Peter Waterman - Global Labor Charter Project
November 2009
INTRODUCTION
At the age of 73 it is something of an adventure for me to be hosted – for the first time in my life - by a Catholic labor studies center. I come from another labor tradition:
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Whatever ideological logo we adopt, the shift from free market to public action needs to be bigger than politicians grasp. See full text.
Lecture Outline, The Hague, May 28, 2008. By Peter Waterman
1. Introduction
a. Rather than a general argument concerning the Marxist understanding of the labour movement, this is a consideration of what happened to the specifically Marxist (and general socialist) understanding of the role of this movement in the contemporary struggle for human emancipation (more…)
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