anarchism

Kropotkin's definition of Anarchism, written for the Encyclopedia Britannica and published in its 1911 edition.

Lifestylism is medicine. Lifestyle Anarchism, or Lifestylism, is an approach to life and politics that emphasizes how an individual or group of individuals live out their lives over the building of mass social movements. Various anarchist tendencies fall into this category including Individualism/Egoism and Anarcho-Primitivism. An ideological precursor to Lifestylism could be the Utopian Socialists of the 19th…

This text was written by a small group of Russian anarchists. We are not in Russia and are actively…

In the present period of imperialism, marked by debates within anarchist movements over anti…

This booklet highlights several key points, such as the fact that there is no distinction between Marxism and Leninism. It also explores the…

Partial online archive of this anarchist-communist journal published in New York from 1919. 10 issues were produced.

Behind the Bars (Capitalist, "Communist," Republican and Monarchist) The voices of the imprisoned Published by the Anarchist Red Cross Society…

A brief biography of Charlotte Wilson, Fabian Society member and anarchist. Wilson, with Peter Kropotkin, founded the anarchist newspaper Freedom…

This article examines Jean Grave’s pamphlet “Colonization.” “Colonization” remains a compelling, if problematic, polemic. It presents both a…

When communists and anarchists are remembered, their disabilities often go unacknowledged, even though they likely deeply impacted their lives…

Like many people in history, when communists and anarchists are remembered, their disabilities often go unacknowledged, even though they likely…