Neoconservative Miscalculations and Union Dynamics

This chapter critiques neoconservative assumptions about the Democratic Party's ability to mobilize mass movements, expressing concerns over potential chaos if political factions are harnessed. It explores the historical significance of trade unions, especially in Bolivia, as they intersect with political dynamics and labor movements, highlighting the unique power of miners in shaping political landscapes. The discussion also contrasts trade union organization in different countries, including the UK and France, and examines their response strategies to potential political coups.