I've Dislodged a Bit of Brick - Donald Rooum DONALD ROOUM, born in Bradford, 1928, is a typographer and. cartoonist who wrote on Freedom of Access in ANARCHY 17.
Close Prisoners All TONY PARKER, born in Manchester, 1923, is the author of The Courage of his Convictions (with Robert Allerton) and of The Unknown Citizen, two remarkable studies of delinquent personalities. PENTONVILLE: A Sociological Study of an English Prison. Terence and Pauline Morris, assisted by Barbara Barer. (Routledge and Kegan Paul, 50/-).
The laughter of Inspector Rowley IAN SAINSBURY is a 37-year-old Irishman living in Sheffield, whose article "How to sell your way to slavery" appeared in ANARCHY 26.
Black Flag vol 05 #05 (1978) The State was still jumpy in 1978 in the wake of the 1970-72 Angry Brigade bombings, and intense "anti-terror" activity was continuing to cause…
C. Inza Deboise- Domestic Violence and Social Work from an Anarchist Perspective Article by a domestic violence worker about the complicity of social services in the enforcement of patriarchy.
The fundamentals of revolutionary communism - Amadeo Bordiga The following text is the written account of a party general meeting held in 1957, it was published…
III. The Petty-Bourgeois Distortion of the Features of Communist Society in the "Syndicalist" and "Enterprise Socialist" Conceptions of Proletarian Organisation
Against strategy - humanaesfera A critique of ideology of the strategy from the perspective of the concept of class composition.
