Egypt: “democracy, social justice and human dignity” – but when, and how? Tali Janner-Klausner reports from Cairo on the unfolding Egyptian revolution, including the recent…
Indignados in Seville and Barcelona: reports from the #spanishrevolution Reports from anarchists in two different cities in Spain about the assemblies movement there. From…
To ‘the movement’: on work and unions in an age of austerity - Tom Denning In an age of austerity, at a time in which industrial struggle seems to be on the agenda in a way in…
The unions and the fight against austerity - Tom Denning Tom Denning considers the current position of the unions in relation to the fight against public…
Mobilisation versus representation: the UK student movement in November and December 2010 This article was published in the January 2011 issue of The Commune. It argues…
On violence against the police - The Commune A participant in the 9 December demonstrations against education cuts and fees in Parliament Square writes on the use of political violence, and…
The battle of Millbank and occupation at Manchester University A personal account of the NUS demonstration against fees and education cuts on the 10th November…
Bar humbug: the new shape of work Pete Wright describes his experience of one job in his career as a precarious bar worker...
Fire Brigade: Will London burn? The inside story of what is really happening in the London Fire Brigade, as told to The Commune.
Are the cuts necessary, and does it matter? Oisín Mac Giollamóir responds to a debate on whether UK capitalism ‘needs’ to make the cuts.