On workers autonomy - Miguel Amoros Brief remarks concerning the meaning of the word “autonomy” in the context of political struggles since the time of Marx, with special emphasis…
“Separate and equal”?: Mujeres Libres and anarchist strategy for women's emancipation A history of the Mujeres Libres, a women's anarchist organisation founded in Spain, May 1936, which…
The Friends of Durruti Group: 1937-39 - Agustin Guilamòn Guillamòn's in-depth study of the hugely important anarcho-syndicalist CNT militants who opposed…
Was there a Spanish revolution? - Enric Mompo An essay on the nature of the Spanish Civil War and Revolution of 1936 that briefly summarizes the historical background of the military uprising…
The origin of the world A vignette about a Spanish anarchist and worker after the revolution's demise.
Republic of egos: a social history of the Spanish Civil War - Michael Seidman Michael Seidman's bold interpretation of the Spanish Civil War builds on the project of his earlier…
La Coordinadora: A Union Without Bureaucrats Stan Weir recommended the author, Don Fitz, visit La Coordinadora the Spanish longshore union because at the time -- in the 1980s -- they only…
Radical unionism and the workers' struggle in Spain - Ruben Vega Garcia and Carlos Perez A piece on Spanish trade unionism since the Franco's death.
Worker co-operatives, markets and the South African state An evaluation of the realities faced by co-operatives operating in the market through an analysis of…
Indignados in Seville and Barcelona: reports from the #spanishrevolution Reports from anarchists in two different cities in Spain about the assemblies movement there. From…
Report on the Assembly Movement - Miguel Amoros Brief analysis of the rise and fall of the Spanish assembly movement during the post-Franco transition in Spain during the late 1970s, written by…
History of ten years - Encyclopedie des Nuisances Analysis of the outbreaks of class struggle in Portugal, Spain, Italy and Poland that took place between 1974 and 1984, published by the…
