Including: Shadow vs Lower East Side News, union of the homeless critique, anti-corruption, McDonalds demo, skinhead violence, cop watch, etc.

The text we present here on the very recent wave of class struggle that swept Kenya (and is still…

Including: breakdown of prosecutors and witnesses in the Billings case, repression in Bayonne, etc.

The present article, taking the commodity form as its point of departure, is an attempt to summarise important parts of Marx's analysis of capital so as to answer: what is value; what does the abolition of capital imply; and how can a communist reorganisation of social reproduction be envisaged?

The fight between New Atheism and religious extremism is futile, for both are rigid in their outlooks and blind to social injustices. Political…

A brief biography of Charlotte Wilson, Fabian Society member and anarchist. Wilson, with Peter Kropotkin, founded the anarchist newspaper Freedom…

Our local No War But the Class War meeting in Newcastle decided to talk about what a local group should do, and read an old article called "What does the communist left do?" to kick off conversation. The article was very specific to the CWO so I made a reduced or condensed short version (below). I think this is the kind of thing it is important to say at this point:

Including: Revolutionaty Communist Party exposed, hatemail from pigs, planning corruption, ABC community centre raided, bike courier protest,…

Including: Warren Billings wrongly convicted for possession of dynamite, related stories.

This text is an effort to address certain problems related to how to understand revolution as communisation, and the more fundamental, seemingly Marxological, question about value and abstract labour. Its aim is to discuss how, and with what categories and concepts, we are to understand the value form and therewith the laws of motion of the capitalist mode of production, as well as the abolishing of these laws by…

Below are two texts by Marx not before translated into Swedish. The first one, with the title “Value” is from the Grundrisse (1857–8), interestingly taken from the very end of these Manuscripts. It consists of a first and, as will be seen, unfinished sketch of how the editions to follow of Marx's great critique of political economy, with some minor revisions in the different editions (of 1859, 1867, and 1872) came…

This tenth and final issue of the Swedish journal riff-raff is being published eleven years after the last one. A fact that may provoke laughter among all the cynics, greedy for cold comfort, who populate the tiny, parliamentary-orientated extra-parliamentary Swedish left. A fact that we neither can nor want to do anything about.