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1936 – Rise and Fall of the Spanish Revolution — Shawn Hattingh
The 2012 budget: by the ruling class for the ruling class — Shawn Hattingh
2017 South African Budget Speech — Shawn Hattingh
All GEARed Up for a New Growth Path – On the Road to Nowhere — Shawn Hattingh
Anarchism and the National Liberation Struggle — Jean Weir, Alfredo M Bonanno, Rudolf Rocker
Andries Tatane: Murdered by the Ruling Classes — Shawn Hattingh
The Battle for the Heart and Soul of Greece — Shawn Hattingh
Broken world, broken people – we need a path to a better future — Shawn Hattingh
Class War and Imperialism in Greece — Shawn Hattingh
The Crisis, Bailouts, Quantitative Easing, Tapering and Class War — Shawn Hattingh
Dangerous times: authoritarianism and crisis — Shawn Hattingh
The deepening capitalist crisis — Shawn Hattingh
Democratic Confederalism and Movement Building in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
Education for revolution — Shawn Hattingh, Mandy Moussouris and Shawn Hattingh, Mandy Moussouris
The Elite and Community Protests in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
Fuelling the Fires — Shawn Hattingh
A Glimmer of Hope — Shawn Hattingh
Grave diggers: the grim tale of states, capitalism and COVID-19 — Shawn Hattingh
In the ANC’s battle of factions there are no superheroes — Shawn Hattingh
In the Rubble of US Imperialism — Shawn Hattingh
Is it just Jacob Zuma? — Shawn Hattingh
The Kronstadt Rebellion: Still Significant 90 Years On — Shawn Hattingh
Mine occupations in South Africa — Shawn Hattingh
A new world order? — Shawn Hattingh
Nigeria and the Hope of the #EndSARS Protests — Shawn Hattingh
Not Another Fucking COP Out! — Shawn Hattingh
The Old Man and the Coup — Shawn Hattingh
Out with the old, in with the not so new — Shawn Hattingh
The party is haunting us again — Shawn Hattingh
The political nature of the Fourth Industrial Revolution — Shawn Hattingh
Reaping what you sow: reflections on the Western Cape farm workers strike — Shawn Hattingh
The Rojava Experiment — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa and the DRC: Has Rhodes passed on the baton? — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa: Subsidies for the Rich, Cut-offs for the Poor — Shawn Hattingh
A South African ruling class brawl — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s polluting giants — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s role in Nigeria and the Nigerian elections — Shawn Hattingh
South Africa’s rulers have blood on their hands — Shawn Hattingh
A spectre is haunting us — Shawn Hattingh
State ‘capture’ or the nature of the state? — Shawn Hattingh
Sugar Coating Exploitation — Shawn Hattingh
Swallowed by Mzansi: South Africa’s ruling class in Africa — Shawn Hattingh
Take Back What’s Yours: the Mine-Line Occupation — Shawn Hattingh
Venezuela and the “Bolivarian Revolution”: Beacon of hope or smoke and mirrors? — Shawn Hattingh
What is authoritarian populism and why should it be combatted? — Shawn Hattingh
What the Marikana Massacre tells us — Shawn Hattingh