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Welcome to Navigating the Storm
“Navigating the Storm” is dedicated to providing a revolutionary analysis on the current crisis of the capitalist world-system and to facilitating ongoing strategic discussion between revolutionary anti-imperialists forces (i.e. revolutionary nationalists, communists, anarchists, etc.) towards the building of a collective orientation and program to guide our action over the course of the next four years and beyond.
This blog is facilitated by Kali Akuno and will be updated regularly with new installments of the “Navigating the Storm” series, articles and information on the development and resolution of the current crisis, and commentary and analysis by various organizations, individuals, and subscribers to the blog.
UNITY and STRUGGLE
This blog is facilitated by Kali Akuno and will be updated regularly with new installments of the “Navigating the Storm” series, articles and information on the development and resolution of the current crisis, and commentary and analysis by various organizations, individuals, and subscribers to the blog.
UNITY and STRUGGLE
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- Revamp global finance structures
- France is threatening G20 walkout
- Economic crisis keeps G20 divided
- G20 demonstrators march in London
- Working on the inside...but for which side?
- The Slumming of Suburbia
- Burning Questions:What Does Economic "Recovery" Me...
- New Home Sales Fell In February, Not Rose
- G20 Protests: Fake cash, pop-up tents and protests...
- Democracy Now: The Struggle in Guadeloupe
- Another Left is Possible: The Protests in France a...
- China calls for new global currency
- “Preserving Inequality: Analyzing Obama’s Boycott ...
- Recession rallies G20 protesters
- Czech PM attacks Obama spending
- Trade Unions to G20: Half Measures Will Not Fix Br...
- Dow jumps as Obama admin. moves on bad bank assets
- Global trade 'will shrink by 9%'
- Unions press G20 to take new tack
- US budget 'to create huge deficit'
- Is it 1929 or 1989?
- Gordon Brown's plan for recovery rejected by Germany
- 3 Million Engage General Strike in France
- China can't pull world out of recession, says OECD
- Martinique General Strike Ends in Victory
- G20 'deal on global regulation'
- Recession risks financial 'tsunami'
- EU chokes on cost of economic rescue
- Fed pumps $1.2tn into US economy
- Recovery timing 'depends on G20'
- Housing starts surge; wholesale prices edge up
- THE FUTURE OF CAPITALISM-
- Rising to the Occasion: Reimagining Socialism
- Downturn 'risks Africa conflict'
- G20 summit 'critical for economy'
- Foreign investment in China falls
- Crisis 'will cost Africa $49bn'
- Revolt Goes Global
- G20 leaders vow to restore growth
- US reassures China on investment
- China's Wen worried over US assets
- "Left" Obamites Prefer Kool-Aid to Struggle
- China's exports in sharp decline
- Obama calls for G20 joint action
- More states see double-digit jobless rates
- Worst crisis since 1930s says Fed
- Victory in Guadeloupe
- Japanese stocks skirt record low
- Stocks plunge on financial fears
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