One of Pannkoek's contributions to the Mass Strike Debate. Here he talks about and draws lessons from the Belgian Elections of 1912 where the…

One of Pannekoek's Contributions to the Mass Strike Debate. This was written in response to an article by Kautsky and empasizes the difference between Mass Actions and earlier popular…

One of Pannekoek's Contributions to the Mass Strike Debate. This was written in aftermath of Moritz von Bissing's circular which had led to the…

One of Pannekoek's Contribution to the Mass Strike Debate. Here he takes the side of Rosa Luxemburg who was under attack by the Centrists because…

One of Pannekoek's Contribution to Mass Strike Debate. Here he analyses the peculiar state of affair in Baden where 66 delegates led by the revisionist Wilhelm Kolb had declared that they…

One of Pannekoek's Contributions to the Mass Strike Debate. Here he talks about the significance and goal of the Mass Strike. This also partially…

Pannekoek's First Contribution to the Mass Strike Debate. Here he talks about the spiritual transformation taking place in German Social…

The 26 February 1847 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 33). Contents include writings on…

An article by the GIC which talks about widespread support for Russia in the looming threats of what we today call the Second World War and why…

Currently in nearly every single political conversation political spectrums are brought up. People talk about views being defined by some metric of theirs and think that after placing an ideology on a line or some kind of a coordinate system they’ll know everything about it. This kind of thinking is strongly incoherent and can even be harmfull.

Including: Mumia appeal denied, land grab threatens community centre, Rudolf Giuliani's police state, Reclaim The Streets on Broadway, clampdown…

Including: proletarian motherhood, Karl Marx and Daniel De Leon, Sylvia Pankhurst on WW1 and Russia,…