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Aufheben article from 1994 about the anti-roads movement, its possibilities and its…

From capital's point of view, the motor industry is both a vital element in a modern transport infrastructure, necessary for the expanded reproduction of a variety of sectors of the economy, and a locus of expansion in its own right. From the proletariat's perspective, the freedom offered by the car is merely a formal freedom; the consumer-citizen's freedom of movement has as its premise and its result the…

Aufheben reviews the Trotwatch pamphlet about British far left group the Socialist Workers Party, carry on recruiting.

Class War's attempt to break out of the anarchist ghetto, which had been dominated by eccentrics and liberal pacifists, has had a profound impact…

Are animals a class? It is a sign of our times that many people probably respond to this question with a resounding: "Hmmmm, this takes some…

Part of a discussion about the UK fuel blockades over oil prices in 2000.

Notes by 'Dave W.' on the fuel protests of September 2000 examining the social make-up of the strikers and analysis of both mainstream and leftist reactions to the protests.

Companies could be liable for a pension bill of £1trillion, leading to costs well over the government's original estimates of £300million a year in contributions to keep its 'pensions lifeboat' afloat.

A brief history of MWR, by MWR - a network of McDonald's workers in the UK fighting to organise in the multinational anti-union food giant. Young…

Mark Goodier, radio presenter from Zimbabwe, crossed picket lines to work during the 2005 BBC strike.

From issue 36 of Anarchy (second series) from summer 1983. Reprinted by Kate Sharpley Library in 2001. The article where "anti-fascist" magazine…