Massive demonstrations and strikes in response to the French crisis Three successive reports by Richard Greeman in late 2010 on the French anti-austerity movement,…
Anarchist Synthesis In 1924, Sebastien Faure invited Voline to Paris, where he assisted him in the publication of the Encyclopedie anarchiste. Both Faure and Voline…
France 1968: reading guide Libcom.org's reading guide on the events in May 1968 which saw students occupying the universities, intense fighting in the streets and a general…
Lyon, France: Strike at Domino's Pizza News of the struggle against Domino's Pizza Friday in the 8th district to protest working conditions and low wages. Here is the translated text…
Antifa - Chasseurs de skins Documentary about the rise of neo-nazi skinhead culture in 1980s Paris and how they were countered by a militant, multicultural underground…
Anti-Jewish trends in French revolutionary syndicalism Edmund Silberner on antisemitism among some key figures of the syndicalist movement in France.
Self-employment, or the illusion of freedom An account of 'freelancing' and the attitude this has promoted within the author's co-workers.
Revolutionary unions and French labor: The rebels behind the cause; or, Why did revolutionary syndicalism fail? Rejecting the conclusions reached by author Peter Stearns that French revolutionary…
Review: "Socialisme ou Barbarie." Un engagement politique et intellectuel dans la France de I'après-guerre Marcel van der Linden reviews Philippe Gottraux's book on French libertarian…
"Workers of the world, embrace!" Daniel Guerin, the labour movement and homosexuality David Berry's biographical account of Guerin's discovery of the working class and of the links…
French government targeting travellers It would appear that the faux Socialist government in France are continuing with the forced eviction policy that the previous right-wing Sarkozy…
The occupation of the factories: Paris 1936, Flint 1937 Interesting article comparing two waves of factory occupations that took place little more than six…
