Maidan and its contradictions: interview with a Ukrainian revolutionary syndicalist A highly informative interview with a member of Autonomous Workers Union conducted by Přátelé…
Communising energy: power to the people! A brief critique of the existing model of heat production in Britain and a comparison with a communal system. If you thought things were rosy in…
Social centres and the struggle for a different model of legalisation A look at recent discussions amongst Italy's social centres about the balance between self…
The origin of the family, private property and the state - Frederick Engels Engels' 1884 book focusing on early human history, following the disintegration of the primitive community and the emergence of a class society based on private property. Engels looks into the origin and essence of the state, and concludes it is bound to wither away leaving a classless society.
Who's afraid of ruins? Capitalism is locking-in climate change for centuries, but in the process, making radical social change more realistic than tinkering around the…
A brief history of cognitive behavioural therapy, part 1 First part of a brief history of cognitive behavioural therapy, focussing on the role of…
Madrid sex workers call for an end to criminalisation Around 150 sex workers demonstrated this afternoon (Saturday 15th Feb 2014) between Puerto del Sol…
Hard times - Charles Dickens Novel set in the fictitious Victorian industrial Coketown criticising English society and aimed at highlighting the social and economic issues of…
