Martin Oppenheimer
Martin Oppenheimer is emeritus professor of sociology, Rutgers University. His doctoral dissertation was on the 1960 sit-in movement, in which he was a "participant-observer."
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Victory is possible against Macron, his reform and his 49.3!
Statement by the NPA on 16 March 2023 after the French government imposed its pension reform bill without a vote in parliament.
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Anti*Capitalist Resistance call for international solidarity on 1 February as the trade union movement resists Tory anti trade union legislation.
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“The invasion of the National Congress, the Federal Supreme Court and the Alvorada Palace represents an attempted coup d’état.”
- read article...Portuguese nurses in solidarity with the NHS nurses strike
“The reasons for this historic standstill are not unknown to us: every day we feel the disastrous effects of disinvestment in the public health service, the inadequacy of ratios or the loss of wages.”
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