anarchism

Article by Dennis Fox on anarchism and psychology. Originally from http://www.dennisfox.net/papers/anarchism_and_psychology.html

Malatesta lays out why anarchism must be gradualist, in the real sense of the word. He describes the designs of anarchy both before and after the revolution, and how desires to destroy must not undermine it. He argues that 'everything in nature and in life changes by degrees, and this is no less true of anarchy. It can only come about little by little'. That if anarchy means perfection it cannot come in one great…

Ward fleshes out the history and relevance of federalism as such, "The actual evolution of the political left in the twentieth century has…

Colin Ward fleshes out his mutualist vision of how anarchist organisation should function, which owes a big debt to the ideas of Kropotkin.

In one of Malatesta's most important articles he lays out the debate on the forms of the 'post-revolutionary property system', discussing the various anarchist approaches to the questions of ownership, use of the means of production, exchange, and distribution.

What anarchists believe; what anarchists do; how anarchists differ. An introduction by Donald Rooum, along with some classic texts from the likes…

A Documentary History of Libertarian Ideas, is a comprehensive and far-ranging collection of…

Albert Meltzer's personal account and reminiscences of the anarchist movement and its personalities in London between 1935 and 1955

An essay on Caribbean anarchists and their newspaper ¡Tierra! .

David Berry's biographical account of Guerin's discovery of the working class and of the links…

A short account of the syndicalist union Casa del Obrero Mundial and its failure to relate to the anarchistic movements of Zapata and Villa.

For what seems like forever, the Julian Assange saga has been everywhere. On TV, in the papers, on…