In 2006, Cosatu called for the introduction of a universal basic incomes grant in response to the ANC introducing various welfare measures to alleviate poverty. Lucien van der Walt argued that that unions had been sidestracked by technocratic demands and that the demand for welfare should instead be linked to the struggle of the working class to reinvent society.

A book edited by Steven Hirsch and Lucien van der Walt examining social anarchist, anarchist communist, anarcho-syndicalist, and revolutionary syndicalist movements in Africa, Asia, East Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as Ireland, in the period of classic imperialism.

Satirical anti-war novel in which the absurdity and hypocrisy of the military, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the church are repeatedly revealed…

Pan-European novel, taking us from the workers' stronghold of Barcelona at the end of the First World War where hopes for revolution are fueled…

Masterful fictionalisation of the purges and how they affected the various character types in the political upheaval of Stalinist Russia.

Tactics and organisational rules adopted by the militant London Antifa group which had a number of successes against the far-right through the…

This elegy to the gains for ordinary people made in the UK after 1945 – now largely clawed back – fails to inspire due to its lack of analysis of…

Drawing on his experiences in the “cauldron of resistance” of Oakland, CA, George Ciccariello-Maher…

Declarations of the end of race ignore the continuing impact of racism upon socio…

Reflecting on the building occupations at UC Santa Cruz in 2009-2010 and cross…