Revolutionary visions: hitting a sector from all angles
Submitted by Eviction Free Zone on Jun 25 2014 18:30
How can revolutionary organizations approach struggles in coherent and complimentary ways? The "sector strategy" may be a way of targeting a movement from multiple directions to see a vision through.
Form vs. content
A brief piece from Wobbling Towards Communism about the question of form compared to the content of an organization.
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.
The elephant that wasn’t there
A quick response to Scott Napalos’s recent piece What went wrong with the organizing, from John J. at the Seattle Free Press.
Thoughts on organization
Submitted by s.nappalos on Apr 7 2014 18:12
A 1923 article by Armando Triviño, organizer of the Chilean IWW, discussing the IWW and the role of anarchism in the workers movement. Translated from the book Armando Triviño: Wobblie by Víctor M. Muñoz C. Editorial Quimantú, Colección Papeles para armar. Chile 2009
Industrial unity: a response to “Locality & shop”
Submitted by Recomposition on Apr 6 2014 19:56
A reply by E.A. Martinez to Scott Nappolos' 'Area, shop, and revolution: a case for both locality and workplace unitary organization'.
Area, shop, and revolution: a case for both locality and workplace unitary organization
Submitted by Recomposition on Mar 14 2014 02:43
An article by Scott Nappalos on some of the different IWW organizational structures that exist currently and why they continue to exist or fail.
Micropolitics and the Left
This article is an attempt to investigate certain problems of the left via the lens of micropolitics and macropolitics, terms first introduced by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari (D&G).
What next for engineers? - Ken Weller
1972 reprint by Big Flame of a Solidarity pamphlet by Ken Weller about the learnings for workers from the ten-week strike at Ford Dagenham in 1962, as Ford management begin to get tough at the Halewood plant.
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