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• ↓ On Method
• ↓ Living in Freedom: Notes on Colectivo Situaciones and MTD Solano’s Hypothesis 891
• ↓ Robert Linhart and the Circuitous Paths of Inquiry
• ↓ Taylorism Between the Two Wars: Some Problems (1983)
• ↓ Evolution of the Labor Process and Class Struggles (1978)
• ↓ The Labor Process and the Division of the Working Class (1978)
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"If we sustain the distinction – as we try to throughout this book – between “politics” (understood as the battle for power) and the experiences in which processes of the production of sociability or values are at stake, we can distinguish then between the political militant (who founds their discourse on a certain set of certainties) and the militant researcher (who organizes their perspective on the basis of critical questions concerning these certainties)."

"Today, when the term “militant research” is regularly used in academic articles and texts, it is worth returning to the question of the purpose and practice of research militancy. Ultimately, as Hipotesis 891 highlights, research militancy is not primarily about another way of doing research, or least research that assumes academia as its main site of enunciation. Rather, it is about another way of doing politics, that does not follow a predetermined line or presume to know the answers a priori, but that sees research as part of the political process itself."

"A dossier tracing Robert Linhart’s approach and commitment to militant research through new translations of texts spanning the late 1970s to the 2000s."

"In the concrete organization of labor existing in the field, we encounter a combination of different modes of workplace organization developed up to the present moment, a combination that is the result of employer policies, working-class practices and resistance, economic factors external to the internal organization of the labor process, and various elements of the class struggle in society. It is critical, then, to not be limited to a mode of workplace organization that, at each given moment, occupies the forefront of the ideological scene, but to take into account the totality of the real organization of labor, to the extent that one can grasp it or reconstruct it."

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On Method

Living in Freedom: Notes on Colectivo Situaciones and MTD Solano’s Hypothesis 891

Robert Linhart and the Circuitous Paths of Inquiry

Taylorism Between the Two Wars: Some Problems (1983)

Evolution of the Labor Process and Class Struggles (1978)

The Labor Process and the Division of the Working Class (1978)