Florence S. Boos- The Socialist League Florence S. Boos gives a short overview of the history of the Socialist League of the 1880s and 1890s, one of the most important organisations…
The Dawn No. 2 Sept-Oct 1923 (Edinburgh Anti-parliamentary Communist Group) Publication produced by Edinburgh Anti-parliamentary Communist Group in 1923. As of yet no more…
My first meeting with Kropotkin - Thomas Hastie Bell Edinburgh anarchist Thomas Hastie Bell (aka Tom Bell) describes his experiences meeting Peter Kropotkin and gives insight into the Socialist…
Scottish Anarchist #1 1994 Scottish Anarchist is the Journal of the Scottish Federation of Anarchists (the SFA). "The SFA unites anarchists, libertarian socialists and…
Up Against the State: The Battle for Broughton St Unemployed Workers Centre The Edinburgh Unemployed Workers Centre existed from 1981 to 1994 during that time being based in…
(Post-)referendum Scottish politics - Arianna Introna A critical activist- academic review of literature on Scottish Independence and Scottish Nationalism…
A brief timeline of Radical history in Edinburgh and the Lothians A brief outline of the untold radical history of popular grassroots resistance on the East coast of…
Autonomous Centre of Edinburgh statement on Green Anarchist (31/7/1998) DECISIONS OF SPECIAL ACE MEETING (31.7.98) TO DISCUSS GREEN ANARCHIST, supported by Scottish…
The Scottish Federation of Anarchists (SFA) Aims and Principles(C. 1990) The Scottish Federation of Anarchists (SFA) was a class struggle anarchist grouping of the early 1990s. It produced Scottish Anarchist magazine, a regular newsheet of the same name and had groups in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and elsewhere. It lasted a few years.
The Leith dockers strike 1913 The Leith dockers strike of 1913 was a strike of the dockers of Leith, Scotland from 26 June to 14 August 1913. The dockers were part of the…
Common Sense Journal - Who were they? Common sense was the journal of the Edinburgh conference of Socialist Economics . The magazine produced articles along the lines of Open and Autonomist Marxism
