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| − | '''Workers Solidarity Alliance''' is a group that advocates [[anarcho-syndicalist]] ideas. | + | '''Workers Solidarity Alliance''' is a group that advocates [[anarcho-syndicalism|anarcho-syndicalist]] ideas. |
Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) was created by the renaming of the [[Libertarian Workers Group]] in [[1984]]. It published the journal [[Ideas and Action]] from 1984 to [[1997]] (prior to 1984, Canadian affinity groups had contributed to the journal). | Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) was created by the renaming of the [[Libertarian Workers Group]] in [[1984]]. It published the journal [[Ideas and Action]] from 1984 to [[1997]] (prior to 1984, Canadian affinity groups had contributed to the journal). | ||
The WSA became an affiliate of the [[International Workers Association]] (IWA). This lead to an argument with anarcho-syndicalists in the [[Industrial Workers of the World]], who thought IWA should not let the WSA become an affiliate. | The WSA became an affiliate of the [[International Workers Association]] (IWA). This lead to an argument with anarcho-syndicalists in the [[Industrial Workers of the World]], who thought IWA should not let the WSA become an affiliate. | ||
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| + | ==External link== | ||
| + | * [http://www.workersolidarity.org/ Workersolidarity.org] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Anarcho-syndicalist organizations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:12, 19 October 2008
Workers Solidarity Alliance is a group that advocates anarcho-syndicalist ideas.
Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA) was created by the renaming of the Libertarian Workers Group in 1984. It published the journal Ideas and Action from 1984 to 1997 (prior to 1984, Canadian affinity groups had contributed to the journal).
The WSA became an affiliate of the International Workers Association (IWA). This lead to an argument with anarcho-syndicalists in the Industrial Workers of the World, who thought IWA should not let the WSA become an affiliate.
