could anyone give me some good books to read I'm interested in anarchosyndicalism anarcho communism and eco anarchism
Thanks
Apr 4 2008 21:20
Apr 5 2008 23:02
Alexander Berkman: What is Anarchism?
Rudolf Rocker: Anarcho-Syndicalism
Peter Kropotkin: Communism and Anarchy
there's a few nice meaty classics to get you started. You'll note you don't have to wander far from libcom.
Apr 5 2008 23:20
Apr 6 2008 00:11
malatesta's short essays are pretty good light reading.
Apr 6 2008 19:28
'The Ecology of Freedom' Murray Bookchin. Not light reading, but whether you like Bookchin or not well worth reading.
Oct 5 2012 23:33
I recommend:
Proposed Roads to Freedom, by Bertrand Russell;
Mutaul Aid, by Peter Kropotkin;
Conquest of Bread, by Peter Kropotkin;
Anarcho-syndicalism, by Rudolf Rocker;
And The Future of Government, by Noam Chomsky.
In that order.
Although I've come across a list of books referenced by Chomsky here:
In the recommended section and anarchist category. I'm therefore about to try Anarchism by Daniel Guerin, which may make the list, as it sounds very good.
Can comment on articles and discussions
Rudolf Rocker's "anarcho syndicalism", Kropotkin's "Anarchist Communism"
But why just limit it to Anarchism?
There's lots of threads about this sort of thing on here have a look around..