Anarchy #087

Issue of Anarchy magazine from May 1968

The penal system considered as a game (Ian Stuart)
Prisons a case for their abolition (Peter Ford)
The gamesmanship of Jean Genet (Edmund P. Clark)
The demand for workers control (Nicolas Walter)
The line I walk (Charlie Gillet)

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