GENE SHARP graduated in sociology at Ohio State University, and subsequently worked at the Institute of Social Research, Oslo, and later at Oxford where he has just completed a new volume on the theory, practice and political potentialities of non-violent action.

WILLIAM MANGIN’s fascinating case-history of the human problems encountered in migration to the city and locating and housing a family in a “barriada” or squatters’ settlement, is reproduced by kind permission of Architectural Design.

TEDDY GOLD, born 1928, who describes here his proposal for a “Multiple Family Housing Unit” is warden of Harold House, Liverpool (89-93 Chatham Street, Liverpool 7).

Note, this article is a direct response to the previous one by Peter Neville.

The modern Marx reception in its varieties is entirely in the tradition of the bourgeois scientific…

Despite only getting 17% of the votes compared to about 30% for their coalition partners in the Five Star Movement, Matteo Salvini leader of La…

Written in 1938 while he was still a Trotskyist, CLR James writes about the plan to create a Jewish…

Twenty first issue of Anarchy magazines second series. Contents include: Right To Work campaign, The Murrays, The Left and Ilegality, The Irish Soviets (strikes in the 1920s), letter…

Twelfth issue of the second series of Anarchy magazine focussing on Spain in the 1970s.

The eleventh issue of the second series of Anarchy magazine, many articles focus on prisons.