The anarcho-syndicalist movement in China in 1910s and 1920s - Vadim Damier
Submitted by Foristaruso on Jun 4 2014 05:14
Notes on the early 20th century history of anarcho-syndicalism in China by Vadim Damier.
On the Passage of a Few Thousand People Through a Brief Period of Time
The deployment of austerity measures in Portugal gives the context to several resistance struggles and events that come under detailed description and analysis from a critical perspective.
Forconi: the new pitchfork protest
Submitted by StrugglesInItaly on Dec 17 2013 09:40
The new “pitchfork” protest – nationwide this time – was announced weeks ago but it still seems to have taken the whole country by surprise. It began on 9 December and is still going on today, the organizers declaring that they won’t stop until the Letta government collapses.
Anarchism in the Chinese revolution - Arif Dirlik
Submitted by Anonymous on Dec 5 2013 16:59
The best book on early 20th century Chinese anarchist history, with broad theoretical considerations about China's revolutionary encounter with global capitalist modernity.
Dispersing power: Social movements as anti-state forces - Raul Zibechi
Raul Zibechi is one of Latin America's leading political theorists. His, his first book translated into English, is a historical analysis of social struggles in Bolivia and the forms of community power instituted by that country's indigenous Aymara.
Reds and Wobblies: working-class radicalism and the state in New Zealand 1915-1925
Submitted by kropotcorn on Oct 23 2013 02:23
Talk presented at the National Library of New Zealand, 22 October 2013, by Jared Davidson about New Zealand's radical history. More images are available here.
Sleepless in Istanbul V
Submitted by Dominic. on Jul 10 2013 00:26
Report and analysis on the neighbourhood assemblies in Istanbul.
100 years of anarchism in New Zealand celebrated today
Submitted by kropotcorn on Jul 8 2013 23:19
100 years ago today, 9 July, the Freedom Group was formed in Wellington, New Zealand.
Anarcho-syndicalism in Japan: 1911 to 1934 - Philippe Pelletier
Submitted by Alias Recluse on Jul 1 2013 00:41
An essay on the rise and fall of organized anarchism in Japan in the early 20th century, with special emphasis on its anarcho-syndicalist dimension, with interesting details concerning the disputes, splits and controversies that plagued the Japanese movement and which were surprisingly similar in their basic contours to those that affected the anarchist movement in the West during the same period.
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