Anarchist Federation

Parker, Colin, 1948-2015

Submitted by Battlescarred on Feb 19 2015 16:54

A short biography of Colin Parker, one of the founders of the Anarchist Federation

Anarchist Federation statement on Rojava: December 2014

Submitted by the button on Dec 2 2014 11:07

The Anarchist Federation looks at the so-called "revolution" in Syrian Kurdistan, and the role of the PKK and compares the reality with the rhetoric.

Mairet, Alexandre, 1880-1947

Submitted by Battlescarred on Oct 31 2014 15:44

A look at the life and work of the Swiss anarchist artist Alexandre Mairet, noted for his woodcuts.

The Zoot Suit As Rebellion

Submitted by Battlescarred on Oct 26 2014 11:53

An investigation of the Zoot Suit phenomenon in the United States. This article appeared in No 82 of the Anarchist Federation magazine Organise!

Platformism in Latin America: the Uruguayan example

Submitted by Battlescarred on Oct 26 2014 11:44

A review of a pamphlet on the Uruguyuan anarchist movement that appeared in the magazine of the Anarchist Federation, Organise! No 80, 2013

Don't Mourn. Organise.

A statement from Edinburgh Anarchist Federation on the results of the Scottish independence referendum, and what comes next.

Beyond the Scottish referendum - Mike Sabot

A look at the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence written by Edinburgh Anarchist Federation member, Mike Sabot, in a personal capacity, criticising both the Yes and No campaigns.

The Role of the Revolutionary Organisation

We in the Anarchist Federation seek the abolition of capitalism and state in favour of bringing about a society based on the guiding principle ‘From each according to their ability, to each according to their need.’ This is anarchist communism. In order to achieve this we need a revolutionary organisation to undertake a certain role as part of the working class.

This pamphlet will explain why.

The role of the revolutionary organisation, 1991 edition - Anarchist Federation

1991 edition of this short pamphlet which outlines the structure and importance of libertarian communist organisations as well as summarising the task they should play amongst the wider working class. The extensively revised 2014 edition is available here.