Khamsin: Women in the Middle East Issue of Khamsin from 1987 about women and feminism in the Middle East and Egypt, Palestine and Israel particular.
Marikana one year later Niren Tolsi is, along with Kwanele Sosibo, widely considered to be South African's leading journalist. He has followed many stories of popular resistance, and state repression over the years. On 16 August 2013, the one year anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, he published a supplement in the local version of the Guardian on the aftermath of the massacre. It is online at: http://marikana.mg.co.za/
Upcoming book from Recomposition and Black Cat Press Announcement of a forthcoming book titled Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance, from Recomposition and Black Cat Press.
The last twenty years of social liquidation - Miguel Amorós In this 2006 lecture, Miguel Amorós depicts the previous twenty years as a period of radical changes…
Don't bring back British Rail Rail fares increase every year but this time a coalition of leftists, trade unionists and passenger groups took the opportunity to launch a…
Slovenia: The end of transition - Wildcat (Germany) This is the translation of an article about the austerity protests in Slovenia, it was published in Wildcat no. 94, Spring 2013.
My adventures with Interpol - Pyotr Silaev On 22 August 2012, the anti-fascist Pyotr Silaev was arrested in Grenada. He is an activist in anti-governmental protests, and the author of the book “Exodus” (published in Finland, Greece, Italy and Germany), under the pseudonym DJ Stalingrad.
Gas blowout on Total’s Elgin field: letter from a North Sea oil worker to Reclaim the Power This letter from North Sea oil worker Neil Rothnie, a long-standing trade union…
Fascism and Football A documentary on how the Fascist regimes of Spain, Italy and Germany made football an important pillar of their propaganda and the lengths they…
The failure of capitalist production: underlying causes of the great recession - Andrew Kliman Andrew Kliman's book on the great recession following the financial crisis of 2008.
The dialectic of rise and fall - Miguel Amorós The text of a 2011 lecture that proclaims that it is too late for reforming capitalism, even with “green” neo-Keynesian policies, and invokes…
1 in 2 and 77.7p - gender, disability, violence and pay gaps This post is the first in a series briefly looking at feminism and disability, analysing the impact…
