Burgerville Fast Food Workers Walk Off Job, Launch Strike Members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) union at the fast food chain Burgerville have…
‘Solidarity’ on the ‘Injection Moulders’ and ‘Punfield and Barstow’ strikes in 1968/69 in west-London
Forty Years Since the Death of Onorato Damen The document which follows comes from a speech at a public meeting held by the Internationalist Communist Party (Battaglia Comunista) on 16…
Major disruption at three University of London universities bracing for successive weeks of strike action This October, workers at the University of Greenwich’s café, who are outsourced to…
Overview: The Explosion of Deferred Dreams Musician and historian Matt Callahan rehistoricizes the San Francisco music scene of the 1960s, reconnecting it to the working class and radical…
Once More on the Brexit Diversion The real division we face is not Leave versus Remain, or No-Deal versus soft Brexit, but between those who have an interest in creating a…
Rojava between genocide and compromise The invasion of Rojava by the state of Turkey is brutal, barbaric and have no justification. This article explains how and why Rojava arrived…
The Turkish Invasion of Syria It was obvious from the beginning of the war against Bashar el Assad (2011) that Turkey intended to invade north-east Syria alongside its border …
It's Not Working: Steeltown USA and Worker Ownership In the late 1970s American manufacturing was in extreme difficulty. The Carter administration turned to a series of radical (for the American…
The Government of No One: The Theory and Practice of Anarchism by Ruth Kinna [Book review] Review of Kinna's 2019 book looking at questions of political violence, class, and class-struggle anarchism.
Something should be done (or How to revolt) [book review] Something should be done: an anarchist’s adventures in trade unionism by Peter Good tells how he and his workmates tried to improve things (for the workers and patients) at a large mental hospital back in the 1970s.
Stockholm march in memory of Björn Söderberg, 2019 5-600 people took part in the Day of Civil Courage torch march in Stockholm, organized by Björn's union, Stockholms LS
