An obituary for the Georgian anarchist G. Gogelia (pseudonym K. Orgeiani) (1878 – 1924) by the self-styled "anarcho-bolshevik" I. S. Grossman-Roschin. Gogelia, largely forgotten today, was one of the foremost theoreticians and practitioners of anarchism in the epoch of the struggle against tsarism. This article first appeared in the Soviet periodical Biloye [Bygone Times].

The last year seems to have seen a rise in the Chinese government cracking down on political activists, seemingly in response to the threat of…

Outsourcing of workers at the ABB factory in Cordoba is currently being used as the pretext to get rid of militant workers, leading to 34 workers…

Article about the practice and limitations of union (closed) shops in the US workers' movement in the 1930s and 40s. In particular it examines…

A blog entry about the new laws giving agency staff some equal rights with permanent staff, and how…

A journal article by Jomarie Alano on the history of the Gddd in the Italian Resistance.

The Gddd were an organization of women in Italy from 1943-45. They were the largest group of active…

How new policing methods have, for the moment, dampened workers' struggles.

The complete 85 minute, award winning documentary, that tells the story of the Earth Liberation…

The comprehensive collection of Landauer's writing in English and a celebration of one of the most important agitators in the revolutionary…

Jasmin Mujanović charts the history of the wrestling profession, McMahon's monopolization of the…

The story of the first successful squatters of private property in Lambeth. In 1972, Olive Morris and Liz Turnbull, both members of the Brixton…