What Ends When the Symbols Shatter? My Time as a Death In June Fan
This article by John Eden of Uncarved, originally posted on the Who Makes The Nazis? blog, examines the industrial/neofolk music scenes and the effects of their extended flirtation with fascist imagery and ideas over a period of time.
SPGB Conference and delegate meeting reports
The Socialist Party of Great Britain (SPGB) conference and Autumn delegate meeting (ADM) reports archive.
Review of "What is Situationism: A Reader"
A short book review from Black Flag #207.
The book itself is available on Libcom here.
Bakunin and the Historians
Libertarian Labor Review (later renamed Anarcho Syndicalist Review)
Summer 1992
https://syndicalist.us/2013/05/27/bakunin-and-the-historians/
“Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin, the anarchist, was a political thinker; his reputation, based partly on his appetite for action and partly on unsympathetic historiography, obscures this…” Robert Cutler opens the introduction to his anthology of Bakunin’s writings with these words. Another historian, Nunzio Pernicone, deplores the modern fashion of “Bakunin-bashing.” And Arthur Lehning, in a 1978 review of the historical literature, refers to a conspiracy of silence...
Review: Revolution as Merchandise - "Unfinished Business-The Politics of Class War" - a British road to Anarchism
A review by "Nat Turner" of Class War's book Unfinished Business from Here & Now issue 13 (1992).
The review covers autonomist currents in London in the early 80s as well as a discussion of "identity politics".
Class War newspaper
A partial online archive of issues of Class War, a UK-based anarchist tabloid newspaper founded in 1983.
1997: Interview with Angela Davis
Angela Davis is interviewed about the state of the US labour movement, the effects of globalisation and racial challenges for Black Americans in the 90s.
Discussion Bulletin
Discussion Bulletin edited by Frank Girard was published quarterly from 1983 to 2003. See also the publication titled The Libertarian Communist Discussion Bulletin (2009-2015).
Lovable Anarchism: Campus Protest in Japan From the 1990s to Today
A paper documenting several examples of recent protests by students and university employees on campuses in Japan following a period of privatisations and a move towards short term contracts.
1995: Tahitians Campaign to Stop French Nuclear Testing
Submitted by Reddebrek on Feb 2 2017 22:55
The resumption of nuclear weapons tests in Polynesia by France the mid nineties provoked anger in Tahiti. Tahitians organised a determined campaign against the tests.
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