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The crisis of abstract labor is the crisis of capitalism - Norbert Trenkle

Norbert Trenkle of the Krisis Group discusses the crisis of abstract labor in which “capitalism now…

Workers building Samsung factory riot in Vietnam

Thousands of construction workers building a Samsung's factory in Vietnam's northern Thai Nguyen province clashed with security guards on…
Malatesta Club members

Malatesta Club photo gallery

Photographs of members of the anarchist Malatesta Club in the 1950s from collection of Sam Fanaroff. The first image below shows Leah Feldman,…

A brief explanation of the concept of territory and its implications - Miquel Amorós

An explanation of the meaning of “territory”, illustrated in its historical, social, economic and…
RILU, IWW, IWA

The IWW, the state, and international affiliations

A brief article exploring the relationship between state-centered politics and the IWW's considerations in international relations.
Thomas J Hagerty

The early IWW, the preamble and the break with political socialism

A short article on the IWW, electoral politics, the State and the questions it raises for…
Malatesta Club members, John Bishop (back right)

The Malatesta Club

A short account of the celebrated anarchist Malatesta Club of 1950s London.

State and Capital

Excerpts about the relationship between the state and capitalism from Michael Heinrich’s recent book, An Introduction to the Three Volumes of Karl Marx’s Capital.

Co-ops or workers' revolution?

An article by Tom Wetzel (under a pseudonym) which lays out the limitations of cooperatives as an alternative to capitalism.

The politics of genocide - Edward Herman and David Peterson

Herman and Peterson review the Western media's response to several different bloodbaths and…

Remembering the real World War 1 London meetings

The London Remembering the Real World War 1 group has now had two meetings, and has begun planning our response to the official commemorations of World War 1, which look like celebrating the war as a just cause, a triumph of British nationalism, and ignoring as much as possible the huge resistance to the war, and the origins of the war in routine capitalist competition.

Two editorials from Argelaga - Revista Argelaga

The two lead editorials from the first two issues (2013) of the Barcelona periodical, Argelaga: An Anti-Developmentalist Libertarian Journal,…
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