In this essay, I will present a class analysis of the First World War. I hope to begin a retelling of the conflict from the otherside. Not simply as the bloody struggle of capitalists and monarchs over the division of the world, but also as a class war between the working classes and their rulers for life itself.

Midnight Notes' in-depth interview with two New York City squatters (1989).

On the 1986 proposal that certain sections of Boston which had an African-American majority…

The 3 March 1848 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 3 No. 34).

An account of the 1987-88 strike against International Paper, including sabotage, community…

Midnight Notes' autonomist Marxist considerations on self-reproducing automata in Africa.

The 24 March 1848 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 3 No. 37).

The 10 March 1848 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 3 No. 35).

The Poll Tax after Trafalgar Square, Martin Foran, Argentina, prisoners, Bulgaria, Yugoslav anarchism, Algeria, Greek resistance 1973-1990, the…

The 13 March 1846 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 1 No. 39).

Midnight Notes on China's restructuring and the resistance to it, viewed through the lens of the US…

Midnight Notes accompanies Egyptian migrant workers across the Red Sea (1982).