Review: Oil, wheat, and wobblies: the Industrial Workers of the World in Oklahoma, 1905-1930 A review by Anne B. W. Effland of the book, Oil, Wheat, and Wobblies: The…
Marxism and a free society - Marcus Graham An anarchist reply to Isaac Deutscher’s address on “Socialist Man” with particular reference to the Minutes of the First International and the…
Heroin and Italy's 'Disappeared' Generation - Emilio Torrini An article describing the devastating effects of the Italian Mafia (with conspiracy theories…
The failures of atmospheric commodification Are carbon markets just another wave of capitalist accumulation, or is there an inkling of hope that in commodifying the atmospheric commons we…
Death of Eduardo Escot Bocanegra, Andalusian libertarian shipped to the Nazi Camp in Mauthausen In the early hours of 23 May 2015 Eduardo Escot Bocanegra died at home in Rosny-sous-Bois in France of heart and lung failure. He was 95 years old and one of the last Andalusian and Spanish republicans deported to the Mauthausen camp. His death represents a huge loss in that it flags up the final extinction of eye-witnesses to the ghastliness of the Nazi concentration camps. And the question still lingers as to…
The Russian Enigma - Ante Ciliga Originally written in 1936-37 and published in Paris, 1938 under the title "Au Pays du Grand Mensonge". The first part of his account of his time…
Teresa Rebull, dead at the age of 30 – Pepe Gutiérrez An obituary published in April 2015 on the occasion of the death of Teresa Rebull (1919-2015)—scion…
Are slums another planet? - Bruno Astarian Bruno Astarian critiques the ideology that reduce slum dwellers to passive victims -- becoming "surplus populations" -- and rejects the flawed…
Why we fight I: What is the real threat of fascist organizing? As the far right begins to rise in the United States, what is the real threat that they hold?
Man! and the International Group: American anarchism’s missing chapter A paper by Hillary Lazar about Man!, an anarchist newspaper produced during the 1930s.
'The rebellion of the hanged': B. Traven's anti-fascist novel of the Mexican revolution - Kenneth Payne Kenneth Payne's analysis of B.Traven's novel The Rebellion of the Hanged.
Positive affect as coercive strategy: conditionality, activation and the role of psychology in UK government workfare programmes A journal article on the use of psychology in workfare to erase the experience and effects of social and economic inequalities and to construct a psychological ideal that links unemployment primarily to psychological deficit. This, in turn the authors argue, authorises the extension of state — and state-contracted — surveillance to psychological characteristics.
