贫苦与债务——论过剩人口与过剩资本的逻辑与历史 我们习惯透过老一代的周期理论来解释当下的危机。主流经济学家围着复苏的“绿苗”团团转，而批判性的批判家只去问“恢复”增长是不是还要再久一些。确实，如果我们从商业周期理论甚至长波理论出发，就会很容易假定泡沫破灭后就是繁荣，规律得跟钟表一样，而经济下行总是为反弹式上行“铺好道路”。但是…
May Day in Ft. Leavenworth: Socialist, IWW, & Anarchist Prisoners Celebrate (1919) An article from the Liberator newspaper, describing how socialist, anarchist and IWW prisoners…
Tunisia: From the 2011 Revolution to the Revolt of 2021 A report from Tunisian comrades setting the recent revolt in the context of struggles over the past…
Communist Work in a Covid Crisis: A Framework Perspectives for the CWO as discussed in its AGM, November 2020
Forever in Debt Article on the stranglehold that debt has on working class communities, with some suggestions on resistance. From Black Flag #220 (2001).
Fedorov A.Y. Oranges of Discord: How the Struggle for Control of Citrus Harvesting and Export Undermined Anti- Fascist Unity in Spain in 1936-1937
Trotwatch #1 Summer 1992 Debut and possibly only issue of Trotwatch magazine, an anarchist look at the left. With thanks to Sparrows Nest archive.
Curing The English Disease In 1976, the Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan declared that the "English disease" of indiscipline and labour militancy was undermining the profitability of UK capital. Curing the "English disease" became the raison d’etre of the ruling class. Article on New Labour and plans for resistance from Black Flag #220 (2001)
Swinging Pendulum: A Discussion on Corporate Social Media, Deplatforming and the Liberal Security State A discussion on the silencing of far right platforms and accounts, how similar…
The Class Struggle (Erfurt Program) Daniel De Leon translation We disagree with their electoralism but reproduce this text for reference. The Class Struggle …
Communities of resistance unite! The Edinburgh Unemployed Workers Centre (1980-1994) This paper looks into the history of the Edinburgh Unemployed Workers Centre (EUWC) and the…
The Algerian Insurrection Quevedo said of the Spaniards: "they haven't been able to be historians but they deserved to be". This is still true of the 1936 Spanish Revolution: others have written the history. It's too early to write the history of the insurrection that started in Algeria during spring 2001, but it's not too late to defend it; and to fight the deep indifference as we see it in France. From Black Flag #222 (2002).
