Chris Wright

Critical Comments in the NEFAC Workplace Position Paper

Criticism of the North Eastern Federation of Anarcho-Communists' workplace position paper which they adopted in 2005.

Introduction

Commodities

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In societies where modern conditions of production prevail, all of life presents itself as an immense accumulation of commodities.

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On September 11 and "Against the Double Tragedy"

{Note: Looking back over this, I regret only one phrase, which I think is survivable as this was written immediately after the establishment of the suicide bombers as members of al-Qaeda. Even so the phrasing is poor. Chris Wright, November 29 2005.}

Why Leninism is not Red Fascism - Appendix to Contra State and Revolution

Chris Wright discusses the roots of Leninism in Social Democracy and attempts to deal with some of the more simplistic criticisms levelled against it.

APPENDIX: Why Leninism is Not 'Red Fascism

Contra State and Revolution

Contra State and Revolution

Review of "What Is To Be Done? New Times and the Anniversary of a Question"

Review of:
What is to be Done? New Times and the Anniversary of a Question
Werner Bonefeld and Sergio Tischler, Eds.

Revolutionary Reading Guide

A detailed reading guide for revolutionaries

A libertarian Marxist tendency map

This tendency map was produced by Chris Wright for the Libertarian Communist Library - it is designed to trace some of the important tendencies in libertarian Marxism. Contains a brief written history with links to key individuals, groups and publications, and a graphic map.

To help navigate the site, this is a rough, textual "family tree" of libertarian Marxism. Please refer to the Companion Map for a graphical guide to these currents

Marxism and White Skin Privilege

Marxism and White Skin Privilege
By Chris Wright

References

On Reading and Not Reading Theoretical Works

One of the biggest requests made by people is "What should I read?" It may be topical: What should I read to find out about council communism? It may be a question of how best to grasp something over time: What order should I read these things in?