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4F: Something smells rotten in Barcelona - Revista Argelaga

An article written in January 2015 on the occasion of the TV broadcast of a documentary film…

Kurdistan?

Voici encore un texte critique sur la "Révolution au Rojava" co-écrit par le camarade Gilles Dauvé. Ce texte aborde des questions essentielles telles que l’armement, le nationalisme, la vie quotidienne, la structure sociale, les milices et le rôle des femmes, l’enthousiasme des milieux libertaires, la critique de l’Etat... Un important bémol est (comme toujours) la faiblesse de compréhension de la nature…

Chapter 20

Chapter 19

Syriza and social movements: between big risks and some opportunities. An interview with AK Athens

An interview by infoaut with Spyros Tz, a comrade of AlfaKappa Athens, about the…

The black radical tradition

A massive PDF compilation of writings about black radical and revolutionary movements in the US in the 20th century. This same reader is…

Chapter 18

Chapter 17

The toughest skin - Liberté Locke

A great, short article by Liberté Locke demonstrating the differing experiences one can have at work, based on issues of identity.
Ed Miliband being hit in the back of the head with an egg

On holding your nose to vote Labour

As the 2015 General Election looms ever closer, more and more media commentary is going to be dedicated to who people should vote for. Rather…

Snake march - Phinneas Gage

Concluding Phinneas Gage’s three-part series on struggles at the Canada Post during 2011, we present ‘Snake march’. In this final installment, he…

Buffalo Jump - Phinneas Gage

The second in a three part series about a strike at Canada Post. Phinneas Gage describes how the strike rolled on as the workers faced a common…
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