This summary omits the detailed discussion of Italy, concentrating on the concepts deployed. The Group was at that time in the midst of studying and interrelating both the class struggle in England and recent theoretical developments in Italian Marxism. Around them in direct relation to them, the masses of auxiliary and 'tertiary' labor-power, massified in the service of these capitalist centers of power. That is, concentration, massification, integration must be seen as outcomes of the class struggle , which is then itself conducted, unified, homogenized precisely by these sectors.
Discussion now shifts to locate the 'leading forces' of struggles.
Here also greater productivity of young labor-power. Programming' just as concerned with raising 'productive consumption' of labor power as time and work study. This includes auxiliary processes. THUS, these are strategic sectors of anti-capitalist struggle in the present phase. Alfa Romeo, where strikes finally abandoned by union merely intensified level of informally organized struggle.