Recommended reading: "Breaking the Chains..."

The book available in the link bellow gathers an interesting range of studies of case about workers' fight in high-tech industries. In a social science that yet have, even in a residual way, ideas like the "end of the proletarian" or like a "new way" in the context of a "post-industrial" high-tech world, the following book is a required lection.

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Douzinas and the European protests

See in the link below a series of texts by the Greek philosopher Costas Douzinas, about the europian protests, for The Guardian journal.

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History, technocracy and protests, with João Alberto

The historian João Alberto (UFG), in interview for the Jornal Opção, talking, among other topics, about the relation between govern, population and the protests this year in Brazil, (the text is in portuguese):

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"Our Contemporary Impotence"

The philosopher Alain Badiou analyzing the central questions related with the crises in Europe, especially Greece, and the protests and riots linked with it.

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Francisco Tavares about the Brasil's riots of May and June.

Political Scientist Francisco Tavares discoursing about the riots of May and June in Brazil. (the text is in Portuguese): 

Brazilian Law of terrorism

A small text about the Brazilian "law of terrorism" and how it can be used against the social movements and protests (the text is in Portuguese)

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5 common features of the uprisings that take the streets of the world according to Immanuel Wallerstein

Immanuel Wallerstein in the article "Uprisings Here, There, and Everywhere" describes 5 common features of these uprisings that take the streets of the world. According to him, we are in the midst of a estructural transition. The full text can be read in the link: http://www.iwallerstein.com/uprisings/.