Black Flag 237 (2015)
The last of the titles from the 2007-15 Black Flag collective looked at a brief wave of squatting in the capital and took an in-depth look at the then-somnolent Parliamentary scene before the rise of Corbynism. A direct action bent saw it pick over the rise and fall of the animal rights movement, and consider how the Trade Union Bill could potentially be resisted.
Beyond Thatcher : militant testimonies on miners’ struggles and British syndicalism from yesterday and today
This year, Margaret Thatcher’s death reminded us of the economic policies she initiated in Britain and her anti-social and anti-union fights. In the last months, Autre Futur [French syndicalist website and association] wished to go further and to conduct a series of interviews with different British unionists and syndicalists, about these past struggles but also about the present, in order to get a better grasp of issues which have emerged in recent decades.
Tell us lies about the miners - Dave Douglass
Submitted by Steven. on Jan 16 2013 21:28
An angry study of the UK media campaign of distortion and lies against miners during the great strike of 1984-5, written by one of the participants.
Pit sense or no sense?
Subversion review Pit Sense Versus the State - a history of militant miners in the Doncaster area, by David John Douglass, published by Phoenix Press.
A year of our lives - 20 years since the great coal strike of 1984-1985
Submitted by Steven. on Jan 11 2007 11:19
Dave Douglass looks back on the great miners strike, twenty years on. Recalling information about the strike, the reasons behind it, the Tories' and Labour's attacks on the working class and finally how the strike was lost.
Come and wet this truncheon - Dave Douglass
Submitted by Joseph Kay on Dec 3 2006 16:26
Classic pamphlet by miner and anarcho-syndicalist Dave Douglass on political policing during the British Miners’ Strike of 1984/5 - when the state acted like an occupying army in working class areas. First published in 1986.
Answer to Dave Douglas - Cajo Brendel
Brendel replies to Douglass's criticisms of a summary of "Autonomous Class Struggle in Great Britain".
Goodbye to the Unions! - A Controversy About Autonomous Class Struggle in Great Britain
Submitted by libcom on Sep 20 2005 10:28
A debate between Dutch Council communist Cajo Brendel and NUM official Dave Douglass about the nature of trade unions.
