All of libcom.org's bloggers, listed in alphabetical order.
![]() adjykritikAgitation and Analysis |
akaiTopical comment and analysis from Poland. |
![]() AlasdairFormer education worker, now stuck in finance. |
![]() AnarchoDoomLiverpool-based anarchist blogging on whatever comes to mind |
![]() Awesome Dude |
![]() bounce |
![]() bulmerChina-based blog reporting on class struggles in the region as well as writing the odd non-China related piece. |
Caiman del BarrioAnalysis focussed on Latin America, and casual work in London. |
![]() Chilli SauceThoughts on workplace organising, labour law, and employment agencies from the perspective of an insurgent education worker. |
![]() ChoccySolidarity Federation member and secondary school teacher blogging mainly on education and science topics of interest to class struggle anarchists, plus the occasional dip into Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). |
![]() Cindy Milstein |
![]() Class War UBlog of the Class War University. |
![]() Collective ActionCollective Action is an association of anarchist communists based in Britain. We see anarchist communism as an engaged tradition of working class socialism and our theory is informed by both our experience and our continuing participation in social struggles. Our project is to re-visit our political tradition, re-group and re-kindle our political action. |
Combat Bedroom Tax |
![]() Devrim |
![]() DjangoAnalysis of the far-right and debunking myths about claimants, the public sector and more. |
![]() Eviction Free ZoneBlog following the growing housing movements international, looking at local and national stories and issues. A look at organizing around housing and land issues, videos of active campaigns, stories of fighters on the ground and in their homes, and notes on resistance in all its forms. Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Expect-Resistance-A-Documentary-on-Housing-Defense-and-Liberation/131551616928675 Twitter: twitter.com/ExpectResistanc Tumblr:http://www.tumblr.com/blog/expectresistancedoc |
futility index |
![]() IWW Europe |
![]() Jacques RouxNotes on architecture, urbanism etc. |
![]() jef costelloJef Costello is a libertarian communist teacher blogging occasionally about education, France and other bits and pieces. |
![]() JoeMaguire |
![]() Joseph KayOne of the libcom admins, blogging a mixture of analysis of current events and musings on libertarian communist theory. |
![]() Juan ConatzIWW member out of Minneapolis writing about work and organizing mostly. One of the Recomposition crew. |
kevin s. |
![]() libcomCollective account of the libcom.org group. The blog is used mainly for announcements about the site, such as new features and traffic statistics. |
![]() Liberté LockeA barista from New York City, and an organiser with the IWW Starbucks Workers Union. |
![]() NateI'm an IWW member living in the U.S. Midwest, writing about politics and questions I'm trying to think through. I'm also part of the editorial crew at Recomposition. |
![]() Omar Ibrahim March 26th Anti-Cuts PrisonerOmar Ibrahim was imprisoned after the March 26th anti-cuts demo in London. This is his blog. |
![]() OperaistaAutonomist Marxist, genderqueer, and student nurse living in New England. Mainly writes about the IWW, queer liberation, materialist feminism, and caregiving labor. |
past tense |
![]() PhilThoughts and reflections of a class-struggle anarchist and antifascist from Liverpool, England. |
![]() RamonaOne of the libcom admins. Anthropology and full communism from an Edinburgh-based social care worker, occasional teaching assistant, and perpetual feminist killjoy. |
![]() Recomposition'Recomposition: Notes for a New Workerism', a blog run by a group of people involved in the Industrial Workers of the World and anarchist political organizations in North America. |
![]() Refused |
![]() Rob RayMedia, journalism, and comment from a London-based journalist. |
rooieravotrThe blog of Peter Storm from the Netherlands, containing libertarian communist news and views on international events. |
s.nappalos |
![]() Schwarz |
![]() SoapyForeign policy/random thoughts. |
![]() SpartacusMonthly round-ups of the class struggle in East Asia. |
![]() Steven.Steven is a council worker and libcom.org admin, blogging mostly about workplace organising, public sector struggles and trying to avoid work as much as possible. You can find him on Facebook here, or on Twitter here. |
![]() StrugglesInItaly Struggles in Italy provides information in English, Spanish, and French on current struggles in Italy. It strives to give an international echo to Italian social movements, and to promote information and awareness in languages other than Italian. It aims to be as transparent as possible about our sources and we expect our readers to do the same. Struggles in Italy is also on Twitter, Youtube, Tumblr, and Facebook. You can read more about Struggles in Italy and its aims here. |
![]() the croydonian anarchistA sixth form student focuses on political goings on at their college. |
![]() The Free AssociationThe Free Association is an ongoing experiment. We’re loosely based in Leeds, in the north of the UK, although we find ourselves at home nowhere (and everywhere). Sometimes we appear to be tight-knit, acting and thinking in close concert with each other. At other times we’re more of a loose network, expanding and contracting as the need arises. A reading group, a writing machine, an affinity group… On this site you can find our blog which is an irregular commentary, a kind of thinking-out-loud. See www.freelyassociating.org for articles, downloads and our book, Moments of Excess. |
![]() thegonzokidLiverpool-based anarcho-syndicalist, SolFed member and Ryanair Don't Care campaigner. Blogging thoughts on anarchism and working class history. |
ThrasybulusNews and analysis from crisis-racked Greece. |
![]() Tom JenningsUK radical cultural critic analysing different elements within popular culture. |
![]() With Sober Senses With Sober Senses is a new project in which I am trying to reorientate my research and writing towards mapping out the territory of capital accumulation with Australia, in a way I hope will reach a larger audience and may be useful for those trying to understand and change the society they live in and make up. |
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