The Blast vol1 #3 Jan 29 1916 Issue no. 3 featuring a Letter from Tom Mann and contributions on Military Preparedness and it's real purpose for suppressing labor.
The Blast vol1 #2 Jan 22 1916 The Blast Issue No. 2 featuring Charles Scott Wood on "What's The Matter With Labor?" and more commentary on World War One.
The Blast newspaper Complete online archive of The Blast, an anarchist newspaper published by Alex Berkman for 29 issues 1916-1917, when it was shut down for…
Solidarity for workers' power #8.04 Issue of Solidarity from July 1976 with first-hand reporting of the Portuguese revolution, articles about Italy, Czechoslovakia, Spain and more.
Solidarity for workers' power #6.10 Issue of Solidarity with articles about the role of wife and mother, and disputes at Halewood, a struggle against pollution in Swansea, the Post…
Solidarity for workers' power #8.03 Issue of Solidarity from December 1975 with Maurice Brinton's diary of the Portuguese revolution, articles about a postal workers' manifesto,…
A companion to Marx's Capital, volume 2 - David Harvey David Harvey's reading guide to Karl Marx's Capital volume 2.
The Spanish revolution, past and future: grandeur and poverty of anarchism; how the working class takes over (or doesn't), then and now - Loren Goldner Detailed account and analysis of anarchism in the Spanish civil war and revolution…
The guillotine at work, part 1: the Leninist counter-revolution Originally published in 1940 in two parts, this is the (partly eyewitness) account of the Leninist…
The common struggle: the firefighters show the way! Following the first fire brigade strike of 2013 over proposed pension changes, a short look at how injury and incapacity unites all manual…
German revolution 1918: reading guide Libcom.org's reading guide on the German Revolution of 1918, which ended the First World War and saw soldiers' and workers' councils spread…
Economic Crisis and Crisis Theory Keynesian economics claimed to have overcome the problem of economic depressions. However, as Mattick argues that crises are inherent within…