Anton Pannekoek and socialism of workers' self-emancipation (1873-1960) - John Gerber John Paul Gerber's thesis on Dutch left communist Anton Pannekoek. In both full-length thesis form …
Living Marxism Partial archive of Living Marxism, a council communist publication that proceded International Council Correspondence and ran from 1938-1942.
Council communism: political-economic transformation and initial revolutionary measures – Philippe Bourrinet A brief introduction to the history and some important theoretical contributions of…
International Council Correspondence - United Workers Party of America Complete online archive of International Council Correspondence, a council/left communist…
What is to be done: the wrong question - Roi Ferreiro A reexamination of the relation between theory and practice after the destruction of the workers…
Reorientation and perspectives - beyond "class consciousness..." - Group of Council Communists of Galicia In this 2006 programmatic statement, the Group of Council Communists of Galicia…
The Self-Liberation of the Proletariat Is the Collapse of Capitalism! – Revolutionary Communists (Grupo de Comunistas de Consejos de Galiza) A 2004 programmatic statement by a Galician council communist group, which observes…
Anarcho-Syndicalist Council Communism A piece from a socialist humanist comparing both the anarcho-syndicalist politics of Rocker and the council communist politics of Pannekoek.
Marx’s critique of socialist labor-money schemes and the myth of council communism’s Proudhonism - David Adam In this article, David Adam takes aim at Gilles Dauvé's critique of the council…
Apocalypse and survival - Francesco Santini A harrowing intellectual biography and review essay devoted to the life and works of Giorgio Cesarano, interwoven with an account of the Italian …
Vision and praxis: A manifesto of non-state and non-market socialism - Jim Davis Two texts which outline the basis of a non-state and non-market socialism. Extremely councilist in…
The road to socialism (a neo-councilist view) - Jim Davis A 1984 piece about the road to socialism from a neo-councilist point of view by Jim Davis. It includes only a few recent corrections and edits by the author.
