Tom Wetzel details the Italian Factory Occupations of 1920, which matured beyond conventional trade unionism and at its height involved about 600,000 workers. This article was originally presented as a talk at the Conference on Workers' Self-Organization in St. Louis in 1988.

Hey there. I am the Croydonian Anarchist. This blog will be focusing around any political goings on at my sixth form that I attend (I'm in the second year, and just about to turn 18) which I…

Statistics on libcom.org's readership and users in 2011 - both of which have increased significantly compared with 2010.

This was written the day after the racist shootings in Florence, where a right-wing extremist shot dead two Senegalese men, Samb Modou and Diop…

Blog post about Occupy Wall Street, deportation, and demands.

The text below appeared in a short-lived project and one-off journal, entitled ‘Anti-Exchange and Mart’, produced in London in 1990. The article…

Former Black Panther and anarchist Ashanti Alston's brief article outlining why he objects to anti-nationalism and how he sees nationalism and…

In this text first published in 1947, Amadeo Bordiga briefly discusses the historical and juridical…

A piece by Dan Hancox discussing the restrictions on free assembly, freedom of movement and the…

It remains evident to both a professed State Capitalist or a Stalinist that exploitation exist in the world. The central difference between the…

During the Egyptian revolution of January 2011, security forces massacred over 100 prisoners, and…

Our friend and comrade Invisible Man has contributed stories before about life on the job. In this piece he provides an analysis of race and…