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Jasper Bernes

Communist writer based in Oakland, California. Author of 'The Future of Revolution', tracing the history of attempts to build the Commune and the Workers' Council.

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May 4, 2025 • 1h 6min

The Future of Revolution: Jasper Bernes on Communism from the Paris Commune to George Floyd

Jasper Bernes, author of 'The Future of Revolution', dives into revolutionary history and theory, linking the Paris Commune to the George Floyd protests. He explores how workers' councils could shape future movements and the complexities of achieving true revolution. Bernes discusses revolutionary strategies, critiquing contemporary reformist approaches and emphasizing community engagement in areas like healthcare. He also highlights the dangers of misusing constituent power in revolutionary movements, pushing for a deeper understanding of systemic challenges.
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May 25, 2025 • 1h 32min

S03E39 - Jasper Bernes on Workers' Councils, Labor Time Calculation and the Future of Revolution

Jasper Bernes, Autor und Dozent an der University of California, Berkeley, spricht über die revolutionären Möglichkeiten von Arbeiter*innenräten und deren Rolle in der Selbstorganisation. Er beleuchtet, wie diese Strukturen neu gedacht werden müssen, um den Herausforderungen der heutigen Gesellschaft gerecht zu werden. Zudem diskutiert er die Transformation von Arbeitsstunden und die Notwendigkeit einer solidarischen Produktion. Die Bedeutung sozialer Zugehörigkeit in revolutionären Bewegungen wird ebenfalls hervorgehoben, insbesondere im Kontext der George Floyd-Unruhen.
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May 22, 2025 • 1h 24min

Novara FM: What Communism Actually Is w/ Jasper Bernes

Jasper Bernes, a Communist writer and author of 'The Future of Revolution,' shares insights on the essence of communism and historical movements. He discusses the lessons from the Paris Commune, emphasizing creating new governing structures for the working class. Additionally, Bernes dives into the challenges of worker autonomy and the relationship between climate change and social justice within a revolutionary context. He critiques capitalism's influence on value and advocates for transparency while exploring how collective action can lead to true social change.

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