"Where do anarchists and marxists differ, and can we learn from each other? Dialogue between the Libertarian Workers Group and the Revolutionary Socialist League" Copied to clipboard Transcript of May 1984 New York City forum. Attachments Anarchism and Marxism A Dialogue - Ideas and Action 5 Winter 1985.docx (58.7 KB) Anarchism and Marxism A Dialogue - Ideas and Action 5 Winter 1985.odt (38.33 KB) Scan6288.pdf (10.71 MB) Marxism anarchism ideas & action Mike Harris Comments
Let’s Talk About Another Burning Color: Black Flame vs. Red Fire Extinguisher? Nate Hawthorne reviews the book, Black Flame: The Revolutionary Class Politics of Anarchism and…
Huiming Centennial: Why Talk about 1910s Anarchism in the 2010s? Overview and critical reflection on the historical significance of early 20th century Chinese…
The IWW and Paid Staff In the IWW, paid staff are often emblematic of a decayed, reactionary unionism. In this piece, Anton J., member of the Communist League and IWW,…
International Council Correspondence Volume 1, Number 9 The Volume 1, Number 9 (June 1935) issue of International Council Correspondence.
The Good and the Bad What are the contemporary differences between serious anarchists and serious libertarian Marxists? It is the present historical situation that is relevant, since after all we cannot go back and change the past.
The Soviet Union: A Regime of Capitalist Development An anarchist communist analysis of the political economy of the Soviet Union. Originally published on anarchistworker.substack.com
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