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Correspondence on primitivsm. Green Anarchist reply to letters in Subversion #22. Steve from Hastings replies to them. From 1997.

Subversion on "People's Charter for Social Justice", launched originally by the Merseyside Port Shop Stewards Committee.

In this reply to a regular correspondent, we explain in greater detail two of the points in our statement of "What We Stand For" - our attitude towards trade unions, and our opposition to the political organisations of capitalism's Left Wing. - From Subversion #23.

Subversion reviews of "A Ballad Against Work" and "Reflections on Marx's Critique of Political Economy".

An exchange on the refusal of work from Subversion #23

The following are two independent replies to 'A Reply to Two Comrades from Nottingham'. Both are written in a personal capacity and do not necessarily reflect the views of other members of Nottingham Campaign Against the Job Seekers Allowance (recently renamed Nottingham Claimants Action). The first, "Doling It Out", is by one of the Two Comrades, the second, "State Power and Class Solidarity", is by two members of…

A response to the article 'Only Doing Your Job?' on campaigns against the Job Seekers Allowance, which appeared in issue 22 of Subversion. The debate (which is picked up in subsequent articles in this issue) is especially concerned with the role of workers in benefits offices.

Discussons on resistance the Job Seekers Allowance, and a member of Class War's views on nationalism.

Article from January 1997 in Subversion

This article expresses the thoughts of one member of Subversion and is not to be taken as a kind of "Subversion group policy". There was some discussion within Subversion before publishing this article. We decided to publish it, but also to make a number of points at the end, reflecting the discussions that took place

Article from Subversion #21.