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Freedom bookshop torched

London based anarchist bookshop Freedom was damaged in an arson attack in the early hours of Friday morning. Nobody was hurt in the fire which…

No jobs and no workers? Strange contradictions of capital accumulation in Australia

An attempt to grasp what recent reports of both rising unemployment and a skills shortage means…

Credit unto Death - Anselm Jappe

Anselm Jappe reflects on the significance of the ongoing crisis of commodity production and the reactions of mainstream commentators, the…
The Secession of the Roman Plebs

Politics without Politics - Anselm Jappe

Anselm Jappe rejects the traditional concept of politics and proposes a post-political politics appropriate for the crisis conditions of our time…
Madame de La Fayette, author of the Princess of Clèves

The Princess of Clèves Today - Anselm Jappe

A brief review of the history of the “value critique” current and its antecedents, with particular emphasis on its relation to the tradition of…
Balthazar in Babylon

Preface to Credit unto Death - Anselm Jappe

Anslem Jappe’s preface to his 2011 book, Credit unto Death: The Decomposition of Capitalism and its Critics, in which the author cautions his…

Towards a new neighbourhood: Building something new in the shell of the old

When thinking about what kind of housing model we really want for the future, we can see the new…

HMV worker takes over official Twitter during sackings

HMV official Twitter turned against itself.

The Past, Present and Future of Radical Pamphleteering, 6/2/13, London

In the age of the internet, does the printed pamphlet have any kind of future? With self-publishing so easy online, could the pamphlet soon be obsolete? With a short talk on some of the history of the pamphlet, and an open discussion on where it's going...
Silvio Corio

Corio, Silvio (1875-1954) aka Crastinus, Qualunque

A short biography of Italian anarchist Silvio Corio, active in London

The North East London Anarchist Group

A short history of the North East London Anarchist Group, founded in 1946

War is a Racket - Smedley Butler

The transcript of a speech given in 1933 by former Major General Smedley Butler. Butler served in the US military for 34 years, and at the time…
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