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Reflections on work, legal aid and the welfare state

A legal aid worker's analysis of legal aid, and its role in preserving social peace in capitalist society.

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Syndicalists in the Russian Revolution - Maximov
An open letter to the IWA from SAC, 1998
Self management and the Spanish revolution - Point Blank
The Tragedy of Spain - Rudolf Rocker
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news

El Libertario: Why is there popular protest in Venezuela?
Concepción, 19 days after the earthquake
Haiti: Address to the Camps

library

The war in DR Congo: behind the slaughter and looting stand imperialist interests - IBRP
The Introduction from "After the Fall, Communiqués from Occupied California"
The necrosocial: civic life, social death, and the UC

history

A People's history of the United States - Howard Zinn
Race and the Enlightenment Part. II: The Anglo-French Enlightenment and Beyond
China's migrant workers

blog

Spartacus - Workers' struggles in China (March 2010 Part 1)
Spartacus - Workers' struggles in Asia (March 2010 Part 1)
Tom Jennings - Haiku, by Andrew Vachss, and The Right Mistake, by Walter Mosley

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