Why Do Workers Vote for the Right?
A History of the Relation Between the Right and the Working Class, and of Its Present, for Young Comrades
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Has Neoliberalism Ended?
An End Announced Four Times, Our Answer, and a Call to Young Comrades to Read
The Woman of Three Hundred Rallies: Telling Gülsen Tuncer to Young Comrades
Farewell, Gülsen Abla
Against Whom Is 'Physical AI' Arming?
Language Models Against White-Collar Work, World Models Against Everyone
The Class of a Litre of Diesel
For Whom a Hundred Lira Is Cheap, and the Anatomy of Şimşek's European Comparison
Circuit Breaker: The Bourgeoisie's Exchange Does Not Even Trust Itself
What Happened from Yesterday to This Morning, a Forty-Year Record, and the Class of the Bill
BRICS Behind the Curtain
Reading the New Delhi Summit Through Class
The Aydo Software Operation
The Anatomy of a Union Software and What Ought to Be, Through a Computing Worker's Eyes
What Do the Families at the Ministry of Justice Want?
I Do Not Want to Seek My Right; Give Me My Right
Council of State Day in Akbelen and the Anatomy of a Dispossession
Urgent Expropriation in Akbelen, Capacity Payments, and Twelve Years of Privatisation by the Hand of the State
Víctor Jara, Chile, and the Class Legacy of Latin Resistance
To Young Comrades on the Fifty-Third Anniversary of His Death — A Singer, a Coup, a Continent, and What Remains for Us
Whose Family Is Safe?
A Class Dismantling of the Apparatus Built in the Name of the Family — A Process Analysis for Young Comrades
For the Restitution of the General Intellect: The Socialist AI Manifesto Is Out
Their rule binds the machine, ours binds the owner — one manifesto, ten demands, fifteen rights
Who Holds the Leash on Artificial Intelligence?
A Class Disassembly of Two Manifestos and a Proposal for a Socialist Code of Conduct for AI
From Obscenity to National Security: The Anatomy of a Forty-Eight-Hour Wave of Censorship
Evrensel, Amnesty, the Academics for Peace, MLSA and UMUT-SEN: On What a List Has in Common
From Having to Being: Reading Erich Fromm with Class
What Fromm Saw Right, Where He Lost Sight of Class, and Why "Being" Is Not an Individual Choice but a Property Question
Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy and the Illusion of Ownerlessness
A Philosophical Dismantling of the Illusion of an Artificial Intelligence Independent of Us and of Labour
The Bell Does Not Ring the Same for Everyone
The Figures of Poverty and Inequality as Schools Open