Kim Moody is a founder of Labor Notes and author of several books on labor and politics. He is currently a visiting scholar at the University of Westminster in London, and a member of the University and College Union and the National Union of Journalists. His latest book is Breaking the Impasse: Electoral Politics, Mass Action & the New Socialist Movement in the United States (Haymarket Books). His previous books include On New Terrain: How Capital Is Reshaping the Battleground of Class War, An Injury to All: The Decline of American Unionism, Workers in a Lean World, Unions in the International Economy, and U.S. Labor in Trouble and Transition.
AOC's Journey to the Center of Politics
Against the Current No. 228, January/February 2024
Why the Rush to Settle?
Against the Current No. 226, September/October 2023
Stuck in the Mud, Sinking to the Right: 2022 Midterm Elections
Against the Current, No. 223, March/April 2023
The British Labour Party's Quest for the Past
Against the Current, No. 217, March/April 2022
Analyzing the 2020 Election: Who Paid? Who Benefits?
Against the Current No. 211, March/April 2021
The First Fourteen Days
Against the Current No. 211, March/April 2021
Competition, Inequality & Class Struggle
Against the Current, No. 202, September/October 2019
Is There a Gig Economy?
Against the Current, No. 197, November/December 2018
Review Essay: Are Strikes Over?
Against the Current, No. 194, May/June 2018
Theresa May's Katrina
Against the Current, No. 189, July/August 2017
The Ohio Vote in November
Against the Current, No. 187, March/April 2017
Who Put Trump in the White House?
Against the Current, No. 186, January/February 2017
Was Brexit a Working-Class Revolt?
Against the Current, No. 184, September/October 2016
U.S. Labor -- What's New, What's Not?
Against the Current, No. 182, May/June 2016
General Strikes, Mass Strikes
Against the Current, No. 160, September/October 2012
Wisconsin and Beyond
Against the Current, No. 152, May/June 2011
The Crisis and the Potential
Against the Current, No. 145, March/April 2010
Kicking Ass for the Working Class
Against the Current, No. 133, March/April 2008
On Immigration and Wages
Against the Current, No. 131, November/December 2007
Harvest of Empire, Part 2
Against the Current, No. 128, May/June 2007
Immigrant Workers in the United States (Part 1)
Against the Current, No. 127, March/April 2007
Global Capital and Economic Nationalism (Part 2)
Against the Current, No. 88, September/ October 2000
Protectionism or Solidarity? (Part I)
Against the Current, No. 87, July/August 2000
Big Three Win A Modular Future: Contract Hype and Reality
Against the Current, No. 83, November/December 1999
On Workers in A Lean World
Against the Current, No. 80, May/June 1999
Worker Resistance in Telecommunications
Against the Current, No. 77, November/December 1998
At General Motors, "What Means This Strike?"
Against the Current, No. 76, September/October 1998
Despite Defeat, CAT Workers "Vote Solidarity"
Against the Current, No. 74, May/June 1998
Unity Begins Somewhere
Against the Current, No. 64, September/October 1996
The Shape of Today's Imperialism
Against the Current, No. 59, November/December 1995
Why the Industrial Working Class Still Matters
Against the Current, No. 58, September/October 1995
A Reply to Callinicos on the State & Capital
Against the Current, No. 56, May/June 1995
Alex Callinicos on State and Capital
Against the Current, No. 52, September/October 1994
Labor Under Clinton
Against the Current, No. 43, March/April 1993
Who Reformed the Teamsters?
Against the Current, No. 37, March/April 1992
Free Trade, Promise or Menace?
Against the Current, No. 33, July/August 1991
"...the global economic impact of cold war chill-out will put strong pressure on U.S. capital... [and] intensification of competition on a world scale"
Against the Current, No. 25, March/April 1990
China: The Roots of Worker Revolt
Against the Current, No. 23, November/December 1989
New Speedup in Auto
Against the Current, No. 11, November-December 1987
Debate in Labor Growing as P-9 Strikers Continue the Battle
Against the Current, No. 3, May/June 1986
Life After Trusteeship
Against the Current, No. 3, May/June 1986