Federation issue in Japan - 1 (Part 2 was published in LI3)

Phew! After a constipated couple of months, we finally made it with No. 2. Like someone said once, when you decide you want to put out a new paper, you first decide what you want it to be, aim for it in the first issue, and usually miss by miles. Then the second time you take better aim, get a bit closer, and so on. We think we got closer in this second issue to what we originally planned to do, which was to present…

Issue No. 2 of the Japanese journal Libero International. The exact date of publication is unknown, but presumed to be in 1975.

A gentle pantomine, where nothing much happens, to arguably profound effect? Must be another Mike Leigh film!

I can't tell whether the 10 O'clock Show is going to be any good in the long run, but I can spot a piece of new Labour bullshitting from a mile…

Philippe Bourrinet looks at the formation of the Dutch-German communist left, and…

The Situationists reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of a great revolutionary moment; "the…

In this debate at the Kennedy School of Government, November 29, 2005, Noam Chomsky and Alan…

Alkis: An anarchist, squatter, publisher, and worker Continued from Chapter 1, this interview expresses the continuity from before December to afterwards.

Kostas: A student in the computer science department involved in the occupation of the administrative building at the Aristoteleous University of Thessaloniki

Sakis and Dine: Two older members of the Anti-authoritarian Current in Thessaloniki (speaking from their own point of view and not as spokespersons).