The Labor Question and Individual Motivation in Modern Industry
A critical survey by Jane B. Lee examines how profit motive and personal gain shape worker effort. It contrasts capitalist individualism with socialist views, arguing that wage incentives can pacify labor and mask systemic inequality while highlighting the Communist maxim all for one and one for all.
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Salu
Artisan
Tbs
Tiourton
Leda Desdewind
Ramon
Aafia
Pire Hotton
Iylafon
Tobar
Cine
Meera al Tovar
Aart Ag
Spencer
Peter Gil
Saul Anlar
Chydrallsar
Justin
Phat Fe
Europe
Teaching Soldiers to Hate War By John 8 Clark in The Worker
An essay reviews a Soviet art exhibition titled Thy Soviet Art Galleries, detailing harsh depictions of war by Verostehagin. The piece describes gallery scenes with soldiers observing ghastly canvases, a bronze bust on a pedestal, and instructors lecturing on technique and message.
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John 8. Clark
Worker
Glingow
Verostehagin
Socialisation drive in Amsterdam International exposed
The Amsterdam International resolution pushes socialisation of means of production, with democratic bodies elected by all people, and co determination for non socialised industries. It urges starting with minerals and transport, and seeks negotiations with the League of Nations and allied trade unions, while critics warn of capitalist control and worker subservience.
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FB. Burns
London
International
Congress
Amsterdam International
Jaweh
Por
Capi Ss
Sir Edward Carson
Winston Sansovatlo Bottomley
Lloyd George
Whitley Councils
Whitley Council
Council of the
League of Nations
Council of the Sceple of Nations
Paris
Geneva
Cone
Council of the League of Nations
Council
Workers’ Soviets
League of
Red International
The Labor Crisis In The United States Analysis
An excerpted lecture argues that American labor is weakened by wartime boosts and postwar calm. It critiques the AFL and Gompers, notes labor’s growth and capital’s power, and warns that labor faces criminalization under new laws. It calls for education, production focus, and reorganization of labor strategy.
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Nenring
Eugene Hlegal
Lahor Jof
Industria
Inter
The Soviet Front War Debate and Baltic Tensions
The article reports on a League of Nations force halted en route to Vilna to supervise a plebiscite, blocked by Tehiteherin's wireless messages. It notes industrial shifts in Petrograd, an opened Revolution Museum, and foreign students studying the Soviet system, amid growing labor demands and debates over tactics and solidarity within European socialist movements.
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League of Nations
Vilna
Lithuania
Tehiteherin
Vilus
Switzerland
Austria
Roumajiin
Secchoslovakia
Italy
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