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| Kazakhstan
The current state of the trade union movement in KazakhstanThe situation in the trade union movement in Kazakhstan is complex and quite difficult. The processes under way within the organizations and amongst the working masses are in many ways reminiscent of the changes taking place in Russia. In essence, there is no unified labor movement in the country. At the same time, the economic crisis, which has staggered many sectors of the economy, has stimulated the growth of a new trade union movement. The signs of this new movement have begun to emerge everywhere and are a cause for optimism. -> read article... |
| Burma
Is change possible in Burma?In Burma, more than twenty years have passed since the last election on May 27, 1990. The military junta refused to recognize the outcome of the elections, won overwhelmingly by the National League for Democracy (NLD) party formed two years earlier by the Burmese oppositionist Aung San Suu Kyi. -> read article... |
| Economy
The debate on the rate of profitA polemic on the rate of profit has developed over the last few months. This article seeks to review this debate which turns around four essential questions. -> read article... |
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