Tax justice, austerity and class struggle The recent furore surrounding Starbucks has once again pushed the issue of tax dodging and its relation to austerity into the limelight. But it…
Wither the NLRB? A blog exploring what appears to be a turn away from NLRB elections by the mainstream unions in America. Why is this happening and what does it tell us about the state of working class self…
Circulation and the new university - Reclamations Journal An analysis of the financialisation of American universities and their integration into the circuits…
A look at Leninism - Ron Taber Published in 1988 this work by Ron Taber takes a critical look at Lenin and the early Bolshevik parties ideology dubbed "Leninism".
There is no housing shortage The Guardian today reports a rise in homelessness. This is a predictable (and predicted) consequence of benefits cuts, but it has nothing to do…
Housing speculation, student debt, fees and dispossession; a 21st century love story - Communique concerning UCL Stratford An article from the website of The Imaginary Party exposing the relationships…
How accessible is your revolution? (Reflections on St. Imier) From 8th to 12th August this year thousands of anarchists from all over the globe gathered in St…
Golden Dawn offices bombed It would appear that Christmas has come early in Greece. Earlier today a ‘makeshift’ bomb that included dynamite exploded in the offices of the…
Durruti in the Spanish revolution - Abel Paz Buenaventura Durruti was the ultimate working-class hero: carrying the future in his heart and a gun in each pocket. Abel Paz's magnificent…
Sparks #01 The first issue of 'Sparks', a rank-and-file public transport workers' paper, published by the Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation Melbourne in May 1986.
Armed struggle and the revolutionary movement A transcription from 325 #10 of a speech by Jean Weir. It overviews in more straightforward language the argument against traditional armed…
The bad days will end Optimistic text from the Situationist International that suggests whilst previous revolts have failed, future ones may not.
