The Libertarian Communist discussion bulletin Online archive of The Libertarian Communist, an anti-state, anti-capitalist discussion bulletin produced from 2009 to April 2015.
Common Voice journal Archive of Common Voice, an online journal published in association with the World in Common group. The journal is inspired by the Discussion…
How socialism can organise production without money - Adam Buick and Pieter Lawrence A pair of interesting articles arguing the necessity of communism being a moneyless society, and…
A world without money: 5 questions - Steve Coleman Steve Coleman of the Socialist Party of Great Britain answers five frequently asked questions about the abolition of money, from 1981.
Why we don't need money - Socialist Party of Great Britain The SPGB respond to free market capitalist critics of socialism and explain how money is unnecessary…
Disaster communism part 2 - communisation and concrete utopia In part two of this three-part article, we look at the relationship between disaster communism,…
Libertarian communism: an introduction A short introduction to what we at libcom.org refer to as communism or libertarian communism, what it is and why we think it is a good idea.
Fields, factories and workshops - Peter Kropotkin Fields, factories and workshops: or industry combined with agriculture and brain work with manual work is Peter Kropotkin's landmark anarchist…
From mass strike to new society - Jeremy Brecher Excellent text by Jeremy Brecher examining where mass strikes have progressed into the working class attempting to run society in its own…
A history of socialist thought - G.D.H. Cole All of G.D.H. Cole's five volume (in seven parts) series chronicling the history of socialist thought from 1789 to 1939.
European Socialism and Communism: Communist Interventions, vol. 1 First volume of the Communist Interventions series published by the Communist Research Cluster. This…
A brief explanation of the concept of territory and its implications - Miquel Amorós An explanation of the meaning of “territory”, illustrated in its historical, social, economic and…
