Tearing racism up from its capitalist roots: An African anarchist-communist approach - by Bongani Maponyane (ZACF)
A take down of scientific racism, and analysis of the ongoing links between capitalism and racism in South Africa.
Anarchist Federation (Greece) First Conference
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Briefing and Announcement of the 1st ordinary conference session of the Anarchist Federation (Greece)
Carlo Cafiero - 1846-1892
Biography of the Italian anarchist who developed communist anarchism
The Humanisphere - Joseph Déjacque
Englsih translation and introduction of Joseph Déjacque's philosophical book.
Notes from a meeting on Nation or Class
"The working class has no country!" But what does this really mean, when workers in any given country seem to willingly embrace the idea of the nation, patriotism, nationalism and all the baggage that goes with these concepts. And it's not just a matter of the popularity of far right governments in Poland, Hungary and the USA but also includes the left, some anarchists included, who continue to support national liberation struggles. So this meeting aims to explore the potential for building genuine class politics in the face of the ever present ideas of the nation.
Against non-life
Today the desire to cast off our current way of life is taken as common sense. Whether it’s the life of others we desire to take on or a completely different way of life; striking a commodified humanity is the passive acceptance of the existent which clashes with generalized dissatisfaction.
Interhelpo, kiel faktoro de la evoluo- Petro Kropotkin
Interhelpo estas verko de Petro Kropotkin, originale verkita en la angla kaj eldonita en 1902, esperantlingve eldonita de SAT kaj Impeto en 1996, en kiu li respondas al la tezoj de la sociaj darvinistoj, emfazante la gravecon de la interhelpa meĥanismo, apud la natura selektado, kadre de la teorio pri evoluismo.
Tradukis J. Lépeix kaj Valo.
Organise!
An archive of back issues of Organise! - the theoretical and historical publication of the Anarchist Federation of the UK.
Are We Good Enough?: Peter Kropotkin
"Are We Good Enough" by Pyotr Kropotkin is an essay written and published in june of 1888.
On “Exchange” – Joseph Déjacque
Joseph Déjacque's 1858 essay outlining a firmly anarcho-communist philosophy, against the mutualism of Proudhon.
