Image Liverpool Anarchist #19 With articles on the cost of living crisis, food cooperatives and the 1855 bread riot.
Image Sudan: The Dictator Goes but the Regime Lives On Since December last year Sudan has been seething but it now looks like the Army have reasserted control. What started as bread riots last…
Image 1989: Venezuela Caracazo food riots In the 1980s Venezuela was suffering a major economic crisis, in response the government imposed extreme austerity policies that led to massive…
Image The Crisis of the Sudanese Regime It was the tripling of bread prices which sparked off the current revolt in Sudan. People first took to the streets in the town of Atbara in…
Image Protests across Sudan against austerity measures and price rises Protests have erupted across Sudan in response to a doubling of bread prices. At least one high…
Image Squatters and the State: Back Street Politics in the Islamic Republic - Asef Bayat The early 1990s saw a period of renewed urban popular uprisings in Iran, unprecedented since the…
Image Port Adelaide struggles, 1928-1931 Photo gallery of the strikes and riots at Port Adelaide in Australia which began in 1928 when the employers introduced new working conditions…
Image Damn his charity, we'll have the cheese for naught! Nottingham's great cheese riot and other 1766 food riots - Valentine Yarnspinner Superb pamphlet by Valentine Yarnspinner published by the People's Histreh group…
Image Bread riots down supply chains: From Cairo to Longview One of the forms in which the working class exists today is at the various nodal points along global…
Image The moral economy of the English crowd in the eighteenth century - E. P. Thompson E. P. Thompson's ground-breaking article on the English food riots of the 1700 and 1800s.
Image Flight from the land and food riots Excellent article by Wildcat Germany analysing the food crisis and the global agricultural industry under capitalism.
Image Food rioters and the American Revolution - Barbara Clark Smith On more than thirty occasions between 1776 and 1779, American men and women gathered in crowds to…
