The NHS pay freeze and the end of Agenda for Change This article looks at these changes and the ways in which successive years of 0% or 1% pay rises in the NHS have undermined the national Agenda…
The mad history of the world - Michel Bounan In this book first published in France in 2006, Michel Bounan recounts the history of the world according to a developmental schema defined not…
An angry person's guide to finance - Jack Copley A layperson's guide to the complex and frustrating financial world - from a Marxist perspective.
Nothing in common: unions as bosses Some cursory thoughts on the contradictions created by trade unions, as the collective voice of organised workers, also being employers.
Toyota workers in India continue strike A strike by Indian workers at a Toyota Kirloskar auto factory near Bangalore bear a striking resemblance to the strike of Honda workers in Foshan…
Anarchism and education: a philosophical perspective - Judith Suissa Anarchism and Education offers a philosophical account of the neglected tradition of anarchist…
Louise Michel: rebel lives Louise Michel was the incendiary leader of the 1871 Paris Commune, when the city's population rose up to establish a short-lived workers'…
What is rape apologism? Brief article explaining what "rape apologism" is, specifically with reference to left-wing defences of Julian Assange. Trigger warning for mention of sexual violence.
Review of Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance A review by Joe Burns of Lines of Work: Stories of Jobs and Resistance.
Roads to nowhere: capital's plan A (in Australia) An analysis of capital's attempt to build a way out of the end of the mining boom via massive infrastructure construction
Tension in Greek prisons Amidst deteriorating conditions and harsher regulations anger boiled over this week as a prison guard and prisoner were killed in Malandrino…
History of the Paris Commune of 1871 - Prosper-Olivier Lissagaray The Paris Commune was a pivotal event in the history of socialist thought.
