Revolutionary government - Peter Kropotkin Peter Kropotkin, the famous theorist of Anarchist Communism, on why "revolutionary government" is a contradiction in terms.
Why anarchists don't vote - Elisée Reclus An essay explaining why anarchists don't vote written by renowned French geographer, writer and anarchist Elisée Reclus in 1885.
The end of anarchism? - Luigi Galleani Ten articles by Luigi Galleani originally published in Cronaca Sovversiva from August 17, 1907 to January 25,1908 as a response to an interview…
The Bonnot Gang: The story of the French illegalists - Richard Parry This is the story of the infamous Bonnot Gang: the most notorious French anarchists ever, and the…
The cotton pickers - B. Traven B Traven's novel about migrant labourers, poverty, crappy jobs, and the occasional successful strike... Set in 1920s Mexico. Here presented in…
Education towards heteronomy: a critical analysis of the reform of UK universities since 1978 - James Gordon Finlayson and Danny Hayward A detailed history of higher education reform in the UK. Looks at how universities…
The human species and the Earth's crust - Amadeo Bordiga One of Bordiga's "ecological" texts in which he claims that cities are inherently unsustainable and…
Poland 1980-1982: Class struggle and the crisis of capital - Henri Simon Henri Simon's brilliant and detailed account and analysis of the militant working class struggles in…
'The struggle for the streets': Unemployed hawkers, protest culture and repression in the Barcelona area, c1918-1936 An article by Chris Ealham on the CNT's mobilisation of street traders, whom the…
Imperialism and the tasks of the proletariat - Anton Pannekoek Influential text by council communist Anton Pannekoek published for the first time in English. Originally published in 1916 the journal of Zimmerwald Left (Verbote).
A worker's critique of parecon Criticism of the idea of participatory economics, or parecon, from the perspective of a worker. Despite its theoreticians' grand plans, we resist…
