The regular meet-up is canceled
Unfortunately, our regular meet-up at the Neuköllner Kleinod is canceled this Friday (15.08.). We’re looking forward to the next round on September 19th!
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Now on YouTube: Anarcho-Syndicalism and Free Society
The audio recording of the lecture “Anarcho-Syndicalism and Free Society” by Helge Döhring, including an engaging discussion, is now online in German — feel free to listen! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B7bRVxLNqk
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App presentation at the Morena Party (Mexico)
Next Tuesday, we will present our theory and app at a hybrid event in Mexico City. We were invited by the Institute for Political Education (INFP) of the Morena Party. Among others, the INFP’s working group on cooperatives will take part in the event. Two IDA members who work on the app will join via
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Newsletter August 2025
¡Ándale! – Next Tuesday, August 12, we will be presenting the labor-time calculation and our app for the first time to a Mexican audience. We have been invited by the Institute for Political Education of the ruling Morena Party (https://www.infpmorena.com.mx) and are looking forward to the exchange. More on this in the coming days
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Thoughts on the ‘Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution’
The Angry Workers have published an article critically engaging with the “Fundamental Principles of Communist Production and Distribution” — the key work on labour-time accounting. They emphasize that this text “remains, for good reason, the main reference point for our debates,” while also questioning several aspects of the theory developed within it. The article is
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Solidarity with Self-Management in Argentina
We have signed the following call in support of the self-managed sector in Argentina. For many years now, the recovered workplaces there have been powerfully demonstrating that workers are capable of managing their workplaces themselves, making the rule of capital unnecessary. We invite everyone to actively join the solidarity campaign. For more information, contact gruppe_arbeitszeit@riseup.net
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Guest Contribution: Comments on the Prokla Article by IDA
Comments on the Prokla Article by IDA: Democratic Planned Economy in Light of Labor Time Calculation This is a guest contribution by Hermann Lueer. The article refers to our Prokla article from June 2, 2025. Guest articles do not necessarily reflect the position of IDA. We always welcome the submission of guest contributions on the
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Newsletter July 2025
New websiteWe have a new website! You can now find our content in German, Spanish, and English at https://arbeitszeitrechnung.org/. Take a look around and let us know if anything isn’t working. We’ll be mothballing our old blog soon; we’d like to thank the noblogs collective for their support over the past three years! Event on
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Anarcho-Syndicalism and Free Society
We are very pleased that Helge Döhring from the Institute for Syndicalism Research will pay us a visit to talk about economics in anarcho-syndicalism. On July 26th at the Baiz! — Anarcho-Syndicalism and Free Society. Sketches of a Transformation Economy and society in anarcho-syndicalism are based on socialized enterprises, consistent federalism, and mutual aid. So-called
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Online app presentation
Next week, on June 26th at 7 PM, we are invited to an online event hosted by Indep (International Network for Democratic Economic Planning), where we will have the opportunity to present our working time app. We will also briefly introduce a simulation project on working time calculation that is currently starting at Boston College
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