D.D. Johnston reviews Brian Lavery’s The Headscarf Revolutionaries, an account of a spontaneous campaign by fishermen’s wives in Hull, which following the 1968 triple-trawler disaster forced major changes to UK shipping laws.
Jesse Cohn looks at the engagement and activities of Jewish people in the international anarchist movement, their involvement in labour struggles, propaganda by deed and their relationship to...
Short biography of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, the first thinker to ever call themselves an 'anarchist'.
This article makes a number of arguments about the direction the IWW should take in its organizing, including taking a longer-term perspective than the next few years.
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