The Rebel, American anarchist journal 1895-6 Six issues of The Rebel, an anarchist communist journal published in Boston, from 1895 until 1896.
The Only Hope of Ireland - Alexander Berkman Alexander Berkman's response to the treatment of those involved in the Easter Rising, from an issue of his newspaper The Blast.
An unlikely mobilization: The occupation of Saint-Nizier church by the prostitutes of Lyon A journal article by Lilian Mathieu which examines the occupation of Saint-Nizier…
Neoliberalism, bureaucracy and resistance at Wits University A 2006 article by Lucien van der Walt and James Pendlebury considering the neoliberal restructuring…
The origins of the IWW in Britain: the two Georges A short account of the activities of the IWW in setting up a section in Britain
Against the racist delirium - Camillo Berneri Camillo Berneri's 1934 article, The Racist Delirium, in which he dissects the racist Nazi doctrines that were then coming to ascendancy in Europe…
Civil War in Russia - David Footman British historian's account of the Russian civil war and the Makhnovists.
Post-Scarcity Anarchism - Murray Bookchin Murray Bookchin's collection of essays envisioning an anarchist society without scarce resources via utilisation but not fetishisation of…
Anarchism, the Republic and Civil War in Spain: 1931-1939 - Julian Casanova Spanish historian's look at the role anarchism played in the Spanish Civil War and reasons why it…
Anarchist Periodicals Published in the United States 1833-1955 - Ernesto A. Longa Annotated guide to American periodicals for more than 100 years, with a small extract from each.
Class struggle and this thing called the Middle East - Melancholic Trogladytes A collection of articles on varied aspects of class struggle, history and culture in the region.
Anarchism and syndicalism in an African port city: the revolutionary traditions of Cape Town's multiracial working class, 1904-1931 - Lucien van der Walt A paper by Lucien van der Walt examining the development of anarchism and…
