Le Sabotage

About this book

In an era marked by burgeoning industrialization and rising labor unrest, Émile Pouget's "Le Sabotage" emerges as a pivotal political treatise. This compelling work delves into the strategic use of sabotage as a legitimate tool for workers resisting capitalist exploitation. Pouget articulates the moral imperative behind such actions, emphasizing the necessity of direct action in the face of oppression. With vivid examples and historical insights, he challenges readers to reconsider the ethics of labor struggle. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, "Le Sabotage" invites a deeper understanding of the intersection between labor rights and revolutionary tactics. Engage with Pouget's thought-provoking arguments and explore the transformative potential of collective action.