Thoughts on bureaucracy - Bob Potter
Bob Potter of Solidarity critiques bureaucratic state socialism in 1963.
Socialism in Minneapolis: thinking about elections
An analyses of socialist electoralism in Minneapolis, by John O'Reilly.
Power to the people, not politicians! A critique of socialist electoralism
Submitted by Kdog on Nov 5 2013 04:48
Statement from the Minnesota Local Collective of First of May Anarchist Alliance regarding the Socialist Alternative campaign for City Council in Minneapolis. SA seems poised to make some electoral breakthroughs in Seattle and Minneapolis where they may score over 40% of the vote and conceivably even win seats in city government. This prospect has caused quite a bit of discussion on the Left which is likely to only increase after the election.
Against the IWW series part 2: The IWW (1955) by James P Cannon
Submitted by Recomposition on Oct 23 2013 00:57
The second in Recomposition's series at looking at some of the arguments against the IWW. James P Cannon argues that the Russian Revolution made the IWW irrelevant and out of touch.
Left for dead
Submitted by Automnia on Oct 7 2013 08:44
In this piece @Aut_Omnia discusses the death of "the left" and the potential for the rebirth of the real movement.
The guillotine at work, volume 1: The Leninist counter-revolution - Gregori Maximov
Originally published in 1940 in two volumes, this is the (partly eyewitness) account of the Leninist terror inflicted upon Russia during the revolution after 1917.
From bolshevism to the bureaucracy - Paul Cardan
Essay written by Cornelius Castoriadis in 1963 as an introduction to the French translation of Kollontai's 'The Workers' Opposition'. Translated and published by Solidarity (London) in March 1967 (Solidarity pamphlet No. 24).
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Vietnam: whose victory? - Bob Potter
Solidarity (London) pamphlet about the origins and meaning of the Vietnam War.
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