Deptford, Hackney, Tottenham respond A look at how some communities in London have been responding to the riots which have swept the country.
Criminality and rewards - Max von Sudo An article by London anarchist 'Max von Sudo' published on London Indymedia on the looting in his home neighborhood of Brixton.
Anarchists respond to the London riots - Solidarity Federation With media sources blaming “anarchy” for the unfolding violence in London and across England, the…
Charlie Bauer is dead Charlie Bauer, ultra-left anarchist sympathiser, former friend and associate of Jacques Mesrine, died of a heart attack on Sunday, 7th August,…
London riots: Fight there on Mare Street Rioting is continuing in Hackney after hundreds of people ripped through shops, attacked buses and took on Met police earlier in the day.
Is revolution back on the agenda? - Mark Kosman Every attempt to go beyond capitalism has ended in failure. But are capitalism's present problems putting anti-capitalist revolution back on the…
Radical unionism and the workers' struggle in Spain - Ruben Vega Garcia and Carlos Perez A piece on Spanish trade unionism since the Franco's death.
No Easy Path Through the Embers A reflection on the repression of Abahlali baseMjondolo at the hands of the ANC in the wake of the case against the Kennedy 12 being thrown out of court.
Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents: Comparing the Racial Politics of the IWW in South Africa and the United States, 1905–1925 In two of the planet’s most highly racialized countries, South Africa and the…
Truth and omission in the history of SWAPO Paul Trewhela, an anti-Stalinist historian of the national liberation movements in Southern Africa, reviews Marion Wallace's A History of Namibia: From the Beginning to 1990
Tottenham fights back against police brutality Hundreds gathered on the streets of Tottenham, North London, after the police killed local man, Mark Duggan. Barricades were set up and police…
More on Madison - Insurgent Notes The following letter synthesizes two e-mails from a comrade, AS, about some disagreements with Loren Goldner’s article on Madison in IN No. 3
