This issue examines the fate of the unseen, unheard, and permanently precarious working people in capitalism’s now obsolete march, whose uncertain destiny has been aggravated by COVID-19 crisis. Click the link to read more http://www.agrariansouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/ASN_RB_Oct-Nov_2021.pdf

Paris Yeros*
Trad. Kenia Cardoso

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The World Pre-revolutionary Situation

We stand at the threshold of a world revolutionary situation. We can be certain now that mass mobilizations and serial insurrectional outbreaks will occur throughout this decade and that they will amount to much more than a passing phase of social unrest. Polarization is far advanced in the peripheries of the world economy and it has also made a leap in the centres since 2008. Faith in neoliberal tenets has been shaken by protracted crisis and the continuing rise of China. The pandemic tragedy has further shifted subjective conditions worldwide. The decisive historical moment that will define the twenty-first century and beyond is upon us. For more click on the following link: http://www.agrariansouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/YEROS__Elements-of-a-New-Bandung__Final-.pdf

FM – Good Morning. Welcome to this conversation with Mwalimu Professor Issa Shivji, a development and law expert. He has worked quite a lot in Africa, in places that include the University of Dar es Salaam, Zimbabwe and South Africa.  He is one of the leading lights at CODESRIA, one of the leading research institutions in Africa. Welcome Professor. Click the following link for more … http://www.agrariansouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/In-Conversation-with-with-Issa-Shivji_Final-October-2021.pdf

ASN Research Bulletin #10 : A New World View

Editorial

Theme: A New World View This tenth issue of the ASN Research Bulletin returns to foundational liberation questions regarding concrete analysis of where we are, and what is to be done. It brings together three prominent voices for liberation in far-reaching reflections on the condition of peasants, workers and marginalised peoples of the Third World. Click this link for more http://www.agrariansouth.org/asn_rb_aug-sep_2021/

Editorial

The contributions in this issue highlight on the one hand, the weakening of the traditional peasantry through ongoing processes of agricultural modernization, and on the other, sustained struggles by those who till the land to protect their ecosystems, livelihoods, and as a basis for survival. These contradictory elements that stress rural working people and communities in the global south are in some cases modified and in others intensified by the current situation of the pandemic. Click link for morehttp://www.agrariansouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/ASN_RB_-Issue-9_-June-July_2021.pdf