Article index by country This list collects all articles published in the Japanese journal Libero International according to the country they deal with, in the order they were published.
Bakunin, Yokohama, and the dawning of the Pacific era An article by Philip Billingsley, who also wrote under the name of "Wat Tyler" for the Japanese anarchist journal Libero International, which expands on issues covered in issue 5 of that publication.
Museihushugi: The Revolutionary Idea in Japan Over the past two years I haven't been able to put as much energy as I would have liked into the regular production of 'Libero'. Apart from having become heavily involved in child-care and other activities as well as having taken on a new and demanding job, much of my time has been absorbed by the compiling of a full-length history of the anarchist movement in Japan.
A Message from the S.I.C. We are sorry to say that we temporarily stop the Publication of our 'Libero International'. We thank you, those individuals arid groups who have written to us, subscribed to 'L.I.1', and exchanged materials with us. And now we must add that we also closed the PO Box of Kobe. From now on please send all materials and letters to: ( * * * )
Libero International No.6 (March 1980) Issue No. 6 of the Japanese journal Libero International - the final issue.
Preliminary Conclusions Bakunin's revolutionary career, though it had almost no conscious connection with Japan, thanks to that momentary contact made possible by the opening of the country in 1853, was enabled to reach its full fruition.
Japan In 1861 The sudden appearance upon the Pacific horizon of Perry's blackhulled, smoke-belching warships was calculated to send a shook of consternation through the insular Japanese authorities. As a popular tanka (short poem) of the time put it,
