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Gathering and publishing materials that define and promote syndicalism, as well as texts related to its history.

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"Closer observation, however, reveals that these institutions [so-called "workers' parties"] have less to do with a movement in the truest sense of the word than with the regulation and disciplining of the workers’ movement to the benefit of private or state investors of capital."

--Helge Döhring in Syndicalism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in Germany: An Introduction (2004)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/490/syndicalism-and-anarcho-syndicalism-in-germany-an-introduction

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Syndicalism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in Germany: An Introduction

By Helge Döhring (2004)

"The strike, the withdrawal of labour power in varied ways, is not the only weapon of working-class struggle, but it is the chief one — and the basis of others."

--Tom Brown in What’s Wrong with the Unions? A Syndicalist Answer (1955)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/486/whats-wrong-with-the-unions-a-syndicalist-answer

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What’s Wrong with the Unions? A Syndicalist Answer

By Tom Brown (1955)

"Here then we come to the real point on this question of sabotage: it is a WAR MEASURE, made necessary by the nature of the class struggle."

--Ben H. Williams in Sabotage (1911)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/483/sabotage

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Sabotage

By Ben H. Williams (1911)

"There was no room for the trade union official careerist in the syndicate. The members paid for and controlled the whole syndicate."

--Wilf McCartney in Dare to be a Daniel! (1945)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/478/dare-to-be-a-daniel

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Dare to be a Daniel!

By Wilf McCartney (1945)

"Closer observation, however, reveals that these institutions [so-called "workers' parties"] have less to do with a movement in the truest sense of the word than with the regulation and disciplining of the workers’ movement to the benefit of private or state investors of capital."

--Helge Döhring in Syndicalism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in Germany: An Introduction (2004)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/490/syndicalism-and-anarcho-syndicalism-in-germany-an-introduction

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Syndicalism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in Germany: An Introduction

By Helge Döhring (2004)

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"The day will come when the workers must decide not to ask for another loaf, but to take over the bakery; to take, hold, own, and control the means of production, not by walking out, but by staying in and locking out the capitalist class."

--Tom Brown in Syndicalism and Workers’ Committees (1962)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/466/syndicalism-and-workers-committees

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Syndicalism and Workers’ Committees

By Tom Brown (1962)

"The strike is the open battle of the class struggle, sabotage is the guerrilla warfare, the day-by-day warfare between two opposing classes."

--Elizabeth Gurley Flynn in Sabotage (1913)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/484/sabotage-the-conscious-withdrawal-of-the-workers-industrial-efficiency

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Sabotage

By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn (1913)

"One worker said, ‘I never heard of this thing called sabotage before Mr. Boyd spoke about it on the platform. I know once in a while when I want a half-day off and they won’t give it to me I slip the belt off the machine so it won’t run and I get my half-day. I don’t know whether you call that sabotage, but that’s what I do.’"

--Elizabeth Gurley Flynn in Sabotage (1913)
https://syndicalism.org/texts/484/sabotage-the-conscious-withdrawal-of-the-workers-industrial-efficiency

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Sabotage

By Elizabeth Gurley Flynn (1913)

Syndicalism and dual power. These are the things we need.