How to achieve a society without power? The ultimate goal of anarcho-communists is the radical change of the social and economic system throughout the world - we will call this change…
Spirit of May 28 Dissolves: A Balance Sheet A critical reflection from Spirit of May 28, a collective formed in the wake of the 2020 uprising.
Reflections on Don’t Pay An account and analysis of the UK Don't Pay campaign against energy cost increases, with its strengths, weaknesses, and lessons we can learn from…
The Future in the Present: No. 1 - Critical Anarchy - Libertarian Organisation and Structure A pamphlet by the 1980s British group Libertarian Organisation and Structure,…
Organisation and party Goldsmith's reflection on anarchist organisation, considering the proposals of the Organisational Platform draft, the reorganisation of the Union…
Practical Anarchist Organising - the Workers Solidarity Movement as a case study This article describes and explains the internal organizational structure of the Irish anarchist group, the Workers Solidarity Movement, (WSM) as it was in 2008.
Routes to freedom - the platform, its shortcomings and the WSM practise - does it remain relevant? An article written as part of discussion inside the Workers Solidarity Movement,…
Making anarchist organisations work – Dunbar’s number, administration and care Andrew Flood writes on the difficulties faced by anarchist organisations when they grow beyond the…
Anarchism, Ireland and the WSM Kevin Doyle responds to James O'Brien and Andrew Flood on the Workers Solidarity Movement.
Platformism Without Illusions: An Interview with the Workers Solidarity Movement (2003) An interview with the Workers Solidarity Movement, conducted by the US-based Northeastern Federation…
Working Collectively: Organisation or spontaneity? - Mick Larkin If it is true that a little experience is worth a lot of theory, then eighteen months in a miners' support group should teach a great deal about organising. On the basis of just such experience Mick Larkin offers his thoughts on self-organisation and some of its difficulties.