A-Infos (en) France, Alternative Libertair monthly Jun 2012

Contents ---- Editorial ---- State of grace? ---- Spotlight ----  Redial: right and 
extreme right to take towns  Identitaires: the pink city bleeds Greece: policing racist 
near  Frankfurt: Punishment for anti-austerity ---- Strife ---- Louvre Hotels Group:  ---- 
unity in strike unit in victory ---- Unionism ----  Dutch Presidency: do not give in trust 
Dico capitalist: what libertarian communism? ---- Secondary education: the SNES mired in 
social dialogue Chronicles of alienated labor: "I do not know what is happening"
-- International ----  Bludgeon law in Quebec: the government panic --- Antipatriarcat -- 
Reading: Back to a materialist feminism ---- Central insert: the program of the Fair to 
Self-Management ---- Ecology ----  Total deposit of Elgin: a tragic headlong  threatened 
ecosystem: the sandman passes, passes away the dune  Nuclear: sabotage the line THT!

Ideas

 Interview with Gregory Chambat "a school of the people "
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4857
  Symposium on secularism: a fight still relevant

History

 30 years ago: June 1982 - the left in power converts to the "rigor"

Culture

 Far right: "Understanding the Empire, where Alain Soral  Theatre: Palestine Hotel Falk 
Richter, directed by JC Fall  Education: Learning to disobey Chambat of G and L Biberfeld

Classics of subversion  : Angela Davis Women, Race and Class

In this section:

Editorial state of grace?
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4853
Greece Police racist proximity
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4854
Dutch presidency must not succumb to the trust
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4855
Back to reading a materialist feminism
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4856
Interview with Gregory Chambat (CNT) "A school of the people" 
http://www.alternativelibertaire.org/spip.php?article4857

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Editorial state of grace?

The newly elected president has appointed his new government ... and all this looks very 
"normal." For any immediate change, said government announces return to two / three 
previous decrees, some of which were enacted in haste (see it on the teacher evaluation).

That's "socialism"?

Of course not. The new rulers are the successors of the old time managers sociologically 
linked to the ruling class. And manage capitalism is also promoting social dialogue to 
defuse any militancy and working people. Premier Ayrault has invited the trade unions and 
employers to come and discuss chewing the fat with him. Some go there a light heart, sure 
to have the ear of power friend: bulk, the MEDEF, the CFDT, the CGPME, UNSA ...

Together they want to focus on the logic of contract between management and labor. Others 
are outraged: "len contract is less than the law represents the will of the people and not 
special interests."

In our case, in a class society, the law as the contract remains in any case lower than 
the balance of power! For those who really want "change", only action counts. We have no 
status with respect, it is now that we will lay the groundwork for future social 
confrontations. We do not dialogue with the employers (whether private or public) is 
subjected.

Libertarian Alternative - June 2012
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