Politics or Pathology? Review of the Baader-Meinhof Complex - Raphael Schlembach The recent film "The Baader-Meinhoff Komplex" is an attempt at rewriting Germany's painful history argues Raphael Schlembach. Originally published in May 2009.
Autonomous spaces and social centres: So what does it mean to be anti-capitalist? - Paul Chatterton Paul Chatterton looks at the politics of autonomous spaces and some of the strategic questions they pose. Originally published in May 2008.
“Overpopulation”: letting capitalism off the hook - Manchester No Borders Manchester No-Borders argue that it is capitalism, not over-population, which is responsible for the "scarcity" we experience in our lives. Originally published in September 2008.
Climate Camp and class - Adam Ford Adam Ford looks at the third Camp for Climate Action and the need for a class analysis. Originally published in September 2008.
1968 the soundtrack…no thanks: On student politics and finding one’s place in one’s own time - Pascal Steven and John Archer Pascal Steven and John Archer discuss the politics of "Reclaim the Uni" a university organisation organising in the years before the struggles around tuition fees. They also discuss the importance of rooted, localised organising. Originally published in September 2008.
Make a foreshortened critique of capitalism history!: Without a radical critique every action becomes mere activism- reflections on the anti-G8 mobilisation 2007 - TOP Berlin TOP Berlin discuss the contradictions and complexities of the G8 mobilisation in…
Are we armed only with peer-reviewed science? - John Archer John Archer argues that a radical climate movement must have a radical critique beyond a reliance on science. Article originally published in the summer of 2007.
Faslane 365: Mobilising communities to abolish nuclear weapons - Rebecca Johnson Article originally published in the summer of 2007.
