Eastern and Western Europe’s Dichotomous Relationship with North Korea
Exported North Korean labourers are numerous and have grown more and more international. It has been claimed that…
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US Secretary of Labour Confirmation: What we can Expect from Alexander Acosta
Last month, Donald Trump announced his second nomination for Secretary of Labour, Florida attorney Alexander…
The Rise of Reactionaries: An End to Ideological Politics?
Seventeen years ago, the twenty-first century was given a rousing reception, seen as the harbinger of hopeful times…
The Frightening Increasing Pertinence of Marx’s Social Theory
My intention is not to bore you with the complexities of Marx’s writing, nor is it to provide a comprehensive…
Final Reflections and Thoughts
After three years and 51 written pieces including articles and blog posts, I write to you, readers, today for the…
The Price of the “Olympic Spirit”: The Economic and Social Costs of…
The Olympics are upon us, and with the opening ceremonies on August 5th, the games have promptly begun and will…
Reflections on the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike: 97 Years On
97 years ago this week, on May 15th at roughly 11 AM, virtually all workers in the city of Winnipeg were on strike.…
Unions Prevail as Friedrichs Case Fails in the Absence of Justice Scalia
In January, a very important case was heard before the Supreme Court and could have meant the beginning of the end…
Labour Focus: Qatar and Modern Slavery
Slavery does in fact still exist today in our modern world (as I wrote in a blog post a few weeks ago). It is not …
Update on Palestinian Teachers’ Strike
Here is another pleasant surprise and update on one of the articles I recently wrote about an over-one month long…