Anarchism and libertarian currents in the Oaxaca insurrectionary movement Article examining the influence of libertarian ideas in the recent uprisings in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Projectile debating This post is coming a little later than would be usual, as I just took my first proper (non-anarchist-related) break in what seems like ages after Projectile finished and only just got back from it.
A rose by any other name: a radical history of Manette Street, London A look at the radical history of Manette Street in London, whose buildings housed various elements…
Anarchist Integralism: art, politics and the apres-garde - Stewart Home Bad article on nationalist, elitist and racist currents in anarchist thought, past and present. It…
Aims and Principles - Anarchist Federation Ten-point aims and principles of the UK Anarchist Federation, formerly the Anarchist Communist Federation, briefly outlining their fundamental…
Something smells different in Cuba Mayday statement of Cuban anarchists about the post-Fidel situation and the prospects for anarchism and workers' control in Cuba.
Politics Without Parties - The future of trade unionism? The following report is from the National Union of Journalists Annual Delegate Conference fringe meeting 'Politics without parties - the future of trade unionism'.
What is Socialism? An Anarchist Perspective. The following is a piece written by Jason Brannigan from Organise! submitted in May 2007 as part of the James Connolly Debating Society's "What is Socialism?" discussion.
Organise! - Who We Are A statement from Organise!, class struggle anarchist group in Ireland, describing who the group are.
Organise! Aims and Principles Aims and principles of the Irish class struggle anarchist group, Organise!
Against (B)oligarchy, demagogy and corruption. Autonomous struggle from the ground up! El Libertario issue #52 editorial reaffirming the commitment of this voice of Venezuelan anarchism to maintain a critical viewpoint on the country's realities, as well as our stand in solidarity with the struggle for liberty and equality and against the Bolivarian 'cult of personality'.
Venezuela 2008: A libertarian proposal for the current situation El Libertario expounds its vision of which path to follow in the current situation in Venezuela, summed up in the slogan, “Against the (B)oligarchy, demagoguery and corruption: Autonomous struggle of the underdogs!
