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Michel Wieviorka: "Without a workers' movement, the left loses its meaning"

Summary by Alternatives Economiques
The left and trade unionism no longer hold the same hopes for emancipation from the capitalist order, recalls the sociologist for whom the "convergence of social and political struggles" is a dead end.
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Michel Wieviorka: "Without a workers' movement, the left loses its meaning"

The left and trade unionism no longer hold the same hopes for emancipation from the capitalist order, recalls the sociologist for whom the "convergence of social and political struggles" is a dead end.

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Alternatives Economiques broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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