Muntjac: Anarchism decolonised magazine Online archive of Muntjac, a magazine by a collective of racialized anarchists in the UK & elsewhere. Published 2024 onwards.
Oiseau-tempête magazine Online archive of English translations of a magazine published by a french collective from 1997 to 2006.
The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 08 No. 21 - 06 August 1921) Including: the Russian movement before 1905, the grief and glory of Russia, prospects for war in…
Oway Journal by ABFSU & YUSU (English Archive) The Original "Oway" magazine was first published by the historic YUSU (Yangon University Student Union) since 1936, led by Thakin Aung San,…
The “Left-Wingers” and the IWW An article, possibly by editor John Sandgren, directed to the recently expelled ‘left-wing’ of the Socialist Party of America. The piece…
بخش دوم فروپاشی سرمايه داری: تئوری زوال يا زوال تئوری؟ موضوع اين مقاله تئوری فروپاشی است، بدين معنا که سرمايه داری در حال نزول و يا فروپاشی است. اين نوع توصيف<عصر> با اين طرح کلی گره خورده است که دوره ی سرمايه داری مرکانتليستی که از پايان فئوداليسم تا وزدهم به درازا کشيد دوره جوانی سرمايه داری بود. دوره اقتصاد رقابتی ليبرال در نيمه دوم قرن نوزدهم، دور شکوفائی و کمال سرمايه داری بود. و ورودش به دوره امپرياليسم و سرمايه داری انحصاری همراه با اشکال متفاوت اجتماعی کردن و…
Francisco Ascaso: the life, troubles, and death of a Spanish worker An homage to the life of Francisco Ascaso, long associated with Buenaventura Durruti, a veteran…
Labor is dignified only in revolt - Louis Mellis An article by Louis Mellis about the atmosphere of strikes, vigilantes and employer death squads in the Mesabi Iron Range of Minnesota and…
Industrial Worker (September 9, 1916) The September 9, 1916 issue of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
September Articles from the September 1916 issues of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).
1916 Articles from the 1916 issues of the Industrial Worker, the newspaper of the revolutionary union, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).