The last of the titles from the 2007-15 Black Flag collective looked at a brief wave of squatting in the capital and took an in-depth look at the then-somnolent Parliamentary scene before the rise of Corbynism. A direct action bent saw it pick over the rise and fall of the animal rights movement, and consider how the Trade Union Bill could potentially be resisted.
Contents
- Cover story: Squatting and housing struggle
- Analysis: Scotland and the polls
- In focus: Patriarchy and men’s rights
- Reportage: Walking with Radical Routes
- Comment: Beating the ballot box
- Reportage: How the State broke animal rights direct action in Britain
- Report: The Spirit of Revolt archive
- Theory: Luddism, capitalism and technology
- In focus: The Trade Union Bill
- Breathing Utopia: Mining, post-revolution
- Theory: On anarchism’s true roots
- History: The First International: Part 2
- Radical Reprint: Fabbri vs Victor Serge
- Review: Russell Brand’s political opus
- Review: Lines of Work
- Activist bites: Organising in Perth
Attachments
Black Flag 237w.pdf
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