Industrial Worker #1714 (April 2009) Articles from the April 2009 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
Review: Dishwasher Pete wanders, entertains, rebels A review by Scott Satterwhite of Dishwasher, a book based on a zine about a man attempting to have a dishwashing job in all 50 states of the U.S.
2008 Articles and/or issues from the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
Back to the future: Italian Workerists reflect upon the Operaista project - Steve Wright Drawing upon the transcripts used in a book consisting of interviews of people…
A workers’ inquiry or an inquiry of workers? This article considers the issue of workers’ inquiry in light of the qualities and features of working class scholarship within the mass labour…
Warning signs: Life in a London language school A short, but informative account from a London TEFL teacher about her early experiences in the industry.
The proletariat and the Israeli-Palestinian question The conflict in Palestine is tragic in many respects - it seems eternal, and it has lasted a long time and seems to have no end. The whole ruling…
Nationalism and the “National Question” - Murray Bookchin Murray Bookchin's essay in which he criticizes nationalism, and compares the anarchist and Marxist…
1936-37: the war in Spain exposes anarchism's fatal flaws An article on anarchism in Spain in the 1930s (the first of two) - the most recent addition to the…
Money: an instrument of revolution Suggestions for anarchist organising in the US in 2014, from Anarchist Materialism.
Carbonia (We were all communists) - Nanni Balestrini Nanni Balestrini, author of the intoxicating and maddening novel The Unseen, returns with yet another brilliant piece about class struggle in…
