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Urban Devastation front cover

Urban devastation: the planning of incarceration - George Williamson

A pamphlet penned by George Williamson under a pseudonym, analysing urban development in the…
Chicago 68

Chicago 1968

A history and analysis of the Yippie Festival of Life and the clashes with the police that occurred in Chicago 1968 during the Democratic National Convention.

Democracy mystified: a critical review of the book, Against Democracy by Miriam Qarmat (ICG) - Roi Ferreiro

Roi Ferreiro reviews Against Democracy, and subjects its attack on “democracy as a …
Cambodian garment workers prepare to defence from police attack during a strike

Workers' struggles in East Asia (January 2014)

Summary and links to news stories of workers' struggles around East Asia during January 2014 and related resources. The most important stories…

A history of socialist thought: volume IV, part I - communism and social democracy 1914-1931

Volume of GDH Cole's work examining social democracy and communism, looking at…

Scabs!: part I

The first part of an account by Phinneas Gage of a wildcat strike by employees of a private mail contractor, and the difficulty the postal worker's union had in going beyond 'bargaining unit…

What is a Resistance Society?

Resistance Societies are not well known in the English speaking world, though they were among the most important building blocks and experiences…

White supremacy and the looting of Detroit

Mike Kolhoff on right wing politics and its effects on the current situation in Detroit.

The state of the union is …unequal

An article by Mike Harris on the recent "State of the Union" address by President Obama, and the most recent fast food strikes and efforts at worker organizing in the US.

Tintin: Breaking free of class-only politics - Hugh Goldring

An article by Hugh Goldring about Adventures of Tintin: Breaking Free, an exercise in detournment that situates Tintin on the front lines of the class struggle. The article addresses the theme of intersectionality in the comic.

How anti-immigrant myths serve the bosses

As the anti-migrant propaganda of the UK press continues, London Antifascists examine how their scapegoating lets government and employers off…
Image from Kiev, January 20, 2014

"The politicians had to obey the crowd": interview on the protests in Kiev

This interview with a comrade from the Autonomous Workers' Union in Kiev was done on January 28,…
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