In the developed world, governments have instituted safety mechanisms to prevent capitalism from destroying society, but what happens when these safety mechanisms are not in place? Add to the mix the imperialist interests of the U.S. and France, and the result is Rwanda 1994.

Online archive of The Libertarian Communist, an anti-state, anti-capitalist discussion bulletin produced from 2009 to April 2015.

Archive of Common Voice, an online journal published in association with the World in Common group. The journal is inspired by the Discussion…

The ZSP union in Poland is currently involved in several important struggles against the…

This 2010 book is a worthy account of the life and works of one of America’s unsung working class…

This pamphlet gives a brief account of the organisation generally known as the ‘Communist Club’, or German Workers Educational Association.

Recently, the city of Dongguan in the Pearlriver-delta saw the biggest strike of migrant workers so…

A study of British High Command during World War I on the Western front in 1915, exploring the truth of the observation that British troops were …

Book written by an anonymous German soldier who deserted during World War I about his experiences, first published in 1917.

A pair of interesting articles arguing the necessity of communism being a moneyless society, and…

Steve Coleman of the Socialist Party of Great Britain answers five frequently asked questions about the abolition of money, from 1981.

The SPGB respond to free market capitalist critics of socialism and explain how money is unnecessary…