Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, par HENRIKSSON Lars
There have a lot of great analyses and interpretations of the world and I won’t try to compete with them. I’ll say a few words about changing the world.
I don’t have any great success story to present, just a few thoughts about solving the old contradiction between jobs and the environment, in (…)
What was perceptible from the second half of 2008 has been confirmed: the crisis which has hit the car industry at a world level is not a simple depression preceding an inevitable recovery where everything goes back to what it was before, whether concerning the exploitation of the work force or the use of the individual car.
The crisis of the sector has provided the opportunity for a profound restructuring among capitalist groups, continents and geographical areas, constructors, spare (...)
In the thirty five years since the first oil crisis world car production has doubled, going from 33 million in 1975 to 73 million in 2007. In most developed capitalist countries, the usual mode of management of this growth has been that of crisis with restructuring among firms, factory closures (…)
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