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ideas & action is the publication of Workers Solidarity Alliance, an anti-capitalist, anti-authoritarian organization of activists who believe that working people can build a new society and a better world based on the principles of solidarity and self-management. For a much more in-depth look at our politics and ideas, please read Where We Stand.
The current online format was launched on May 1st, 2010.
The Current Editorial Committee consists of: Steve Fake (coordinator; Pennsylvania), Mike Harris (New York Metro Area), N. Ludd (Southern California), Adam Quinn (Western Massachusetts), and Abbey Volcano (Eastern Connecticut).
Along with numerous stand-alone pieces ideas & action currently features three regular series:
- Labor Shorts is a regular column digesting recent labor news
- International Profiles is an occasional series looking at groups, organizations and revolutionary unions outside North America. It is hoped that the series will help the reader develop a deeper appreciation of political currents and revolutionary unions worldwide
- Organizing Stories is a semi-regular series collecting experiences and examining organizing efforts in the hope of providing some lessons for the future
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ideas & action was created in July, 1981 as an independent anarcho-syndicalist semi-annual print magazine. After Workers Solidarity Alliance was founded in November, 1984, ideas & action became the magazine of WSA (with issue #5), and continuing through the publication of issue #17 in 1997.
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Ideas and Action is a publication of the Workers Solidarity Alliance, a social anarchist organization rooted in the syndicalist tradition.
