Money Must Go!
A 1943 book making the case that "money must go!" The authors, who were sympathisers of the Socialist Party of Great Britain, extol the virtues of a "moneyless, wageless, and tradeless world," which they call a World Commonwealth.
自由共产主义简介
这是一篇关于我们在libcom.org网站上谈及共产主义或自由共产主义时所指概念的简单介绍，关于共产主义是什么，以及为什么我们认为这是一种好的理念。
Daniel Guerin and Libertarian Communism
An article by Katya Pavlichenko on Daniel Guerin's ideas on the synthesis between Marxism and anarchism.
'Communism in Living' - What can early human society teach us about the future? by Camilla Power
Submitted by hedgehog on Apr 1 2018 19:56
We need to appreciate the significance that understanding primitive communism held for the early Marxists.
Marx himself put aside his work on Capital to do some anthropology, which we find in his notebooks - from which Engels extracted the work which led to The origin of the family, private property and the state. Besides Marx and Engels, there is Rosa Luxemburg: as a prisoner in World War I, she wrote Introduction to political economy, where she deployed the cutting edge of anthropology of her day.
Telegraphic communist theory - humanaesfera
A telegraphic (i.e. brief, concise and direct) presentation of communist theory drawn from overwhelming evidence that can be verified by anyone in his everyday life everywhere in the world (as opposed to those stupid theories drawn from doctrinal and scholastic traditions). This is a theory that any unknown person on the street, work, queues, bus, train, metro will understand and develop better than ourselves. Concepts: private property, capital, proletariat, class struggle and communism.
L'Humanitaire (1841), the first libertarian communist publication (excerpts)
Excerpts from L'Humanitaire, a journal published in 1841 in Paris. The journal expressed the tendency called "communistes matérialistes", also called "communistes immédiats" or "humanitaires". It was “the first libertarian communist publication”, according to historian Max Nettlau.
The Humanisphere (excerpts) - Joseph Déjacque
Excerpts from L'humanisphere. Utopie Anarchique, 1857.
A dissection of the metaphysics of scarcity - humanaesfera
Some believe that, regardless of concrete praxis, scarcity is an inherent characteristic of time and space, as a metaphysical foundation (they generally use the thermodynamic concept of "entropy" to substantiate this idea). Thus, they suppose that, in this entropic universe, competition for what is scarce guides every specific being - and likewise human beings and societies - making the social form of scarcity, private property (and hence class society, labor, state and capital), have an eternal, cosmic, immutable foundation. In this text, we will try to criticize this metaphysics from a specifically philosophical, physical and anthropological point of view.
Rebel City issue 6
Issue 6 of the London Anarchist newspaper Rebel City.
In this issue are articles from the Anarchist Federation, Haringey Solidarity Group and individual
members of the Industrial Workers of the World, the Solidarity Federation, and Feminist Fightback.
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