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What is an NGO?

The NGO sector: The Trojan horse of capitalism

There is very little theory out there about the issue of the NGO sector and the way it affects the social struggle. This is a translated version…

Review: The Albert memorial: the anarchist life and times of Albert Meltzer (1920-1996) an appreciation - Phil Ruff

A review of Philip Ruff's book The Albert Memorial: The Anarchist Life and Times of…

بعد از اسانلو نوبت کیست؟

نقد مواضع آقای محمود صالحی در نشست وی با اتحادیه های کارگری فرانسه

Professional anarchy and theoretical disarmament: On insurrectionism - Miguel Amorós

A critique of insurrectionism written in 2007, focusing on the life and works of Alfredo Bonanno.

Primer (Abécédaire) - Encyclopédie des Nuisances

An article first published in 1986 in the journal Encyclopédie des Nuisances addressing the decline of literacy, critical thought and books in…

Preliminary discourse - Encyclopédie des Nuisances

The introductory essay of the first issue of the journal, Encyclopédie des Nuisances (The Encyclopedia of Nuisances, or Encyclopedia of Harmful…

Lewin, Arthur (1907-1976)

A short biography of the German anarchist Arthur Lewin, active in Spain and France.
Izak Aufseher

Aufseher, Izak, “Isidor” “Issy” (1905-1977)

A short biography of Izak Aufseher, anarchist active in Germany, Spain, and Switzerland

Khamsin #10: Israel and its war in Lebanon

10th issue of Khamsin published in 1983 about the Israel-Lebanon war, class divisions in Israel, the rise of Islam and its influence on women and…

Khamsin #09: Politics of religion/Capitalism in Egypt

The ninth issue of Khamsin, published in 1981, about Zionist ideology, the role of the Shi'i clergy…

South Africa: The state's brutality

The article looks at recent notable acts of repression by the South African state directed at protestors and strikers. Linked to this it looks at…
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