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Greeman: The Crisis in France: Third report
Znet Article, November, 05 2010
Richard Greeman
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For months working people all over Europe have been mobilizing to defend their livelihoods against austerity measures imposed by the central banks.
Greeman: Reply to Stuart
Forum Post, November, 05 2010
Richard Greeman
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Dear Stuart, Thanks for the kind words. I couldn't find your comments on France, but I just read your Thirdworldizations blog, excellent analysis. We're seeing the same Third-Worldization in the U.S. education system: the priva...
Greeman: The Crisis in France: Third Report
Blog Post, November, 04 2010
Richard Greeman
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As workers all over Europe respond to banker-imposed austerity measure, the strike wave in France shows a militant mass base frustrated by the dilatory tactics of the official Left parties and unions.
Wolff: Why France Matters Here Too
Forum Post, October, 31 2010
Richard D. Wolff
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For many weeks now, the historic social change sweeping across France has drawn increasing attention globally.
Agnostic: Comparison and a reformist terrain
Forum Post, October, 30 2010
Justin Agnostic
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Richard, It is heartening to see a play for a hegemonic position by the working class of various countries in the Eurozone. I have two comments: one dealing with the comparison between France and the United States; and the other being a su...
Halimi: France Says No
Znet Article, October, 30 2010
Serge Halimi
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France hasn’t seen demonstrations like this for 40 years....
Wolff: Why France Matters Here Too
Znet Article, October, 27 2010
Richard D. Wolff
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For many weeks now, the historic social change sweeping across France has drawn increasing attention globally.
Guimond: Re: Wondering
Forum Post, October, 23 2010
Andre Guimond
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Hi David, While I agree that the ultimate goal is replacing market systems with a truly decent economic model (*cough*cough* parecon), I don't think that what's being argued here is for social democracy as the be-all, end-all of social ...
Weisbrot: French Protesters Have It Right: No Need to Raise Retirement Age
Forum Post, October, 22 2010
Mark Weisbrot
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The demonstrations that have rocked France this past week highlight some of its differences from the United States.
Jones: Wondering
Forum Post, October, 22 2010
David Jones
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I am going to dispute the notion that "countries can grow richer year after year" infinitely. I don't know ( I'm not an economist) that we can figure increased GDP as wealth that can be transferred to pensions. The flaw in social...
Dorsey: Jesusland
Forum Post, October, 22 2010
Michael Dorsey
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Great article. It makes you wonder what the USA would be like if we had a real labor party instead of an abundance of fundamentalist religious idiocy. As a side point, why should the left be concermed with "violence" during p...
Weisbrot: French Protesters Have It Right: No Need to Raise Retirement Age
Znet Article, October, 22 2010
Mark Weisbrot
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The demonstrations that have rocked France this past week highlight some of its differences from the United States.
Greeman: Update on French Strikes
Blog Post, October, 21 2010
Richard Greeman
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As the struggle between French workers and the Right-wing Sarkozy government intensifies, Richard Greeman reports on the mobilization of French youth and the new stage of the conflict.
Ali: Red Hot France, Tepid Britain
Znet Article, October, 21 2010
Tariq Ali
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France is grinding to a standstill as millions of workers and students erupt in the streets at the government’s proposal to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62.
Ali: Red Hot France, Tepid Britain
Forum Post, October, 21 2010
Tariq Ali
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France is grinding to a standstill as millions of workers and students erupt in the streets at the government’s proposal to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62.
Samson: Meanwhile, in America
Forum Post, October, 21 2010
Samson
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Meanwhile, in America, Obama appoints Alan Simpson to be in charge of cutting Americans retirement benefits, and the nation's workers yawn in approval. Most will signify their approval with the idea of being a Walmart greeter for the res...
Wirsig: Workers Without Status in France Emerge as a Social Force
Znet Article, October, 20 2010
Karen Wirsig
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Hundreds of striking workers without status, known as “travailleurs sans papiers,” set about occupying the steps of the Bastille Opera House in what was to be a crucial stand in their astounding strike.
Lauter: High School Students Join France Worker Protests
Znet Article, October, 19 2010
Devorah Lauter
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Resistance continues across France over a plan to raise the age of retirement. Students block traffic, workers strike.
Masson: France: Support for the Protest Movement Is Still Gathering Momentum
Znet Article, October, 19 2010
Paule Masson
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Far from being on the ebb, social anger against the French government’s pensions reform grows stronger every day.
Wolff: Another Outrage
Znet Article, October, 19 2010
Richard D. Wolff
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In France, millions march againstthe Sarkozy plan to push the age of eligibility for full retirement benefits from 65 to 67. "We can no longer afford" to pay for workers' retirements at age 65, Sarkozy says. Similarly, rumors swirl in Washington a...


