Analysis
Anti-fascism and the Gaza genocide
September 9th: When the far right perpetrates mass murder on the cusp of world war, comparison is not a provocation but a duty
Grenfell: Avoidable deaths and the pursuit of profit
September 6th: Ritual apologies and promises of justice tomorrow offer no solutions to the underlying causes of Grenfell.
The space between us: Parenting and the generation gap
September 5th: I am not the parent I thought I’d be, but revolutions rarely unfold as we predict
Neo-fascism’s false mantle of insurrection
September 3rd: The far right is not 'revolting', only upholding white supremacism with performative violence
Sticking your claim
September 3rd: Stickering may be limited as a means of changing minds, but its role in the opening up physical space is underappreciated
Reflections on organising anarchist conferences
August 31st: The eighth biennial Anarchist Studies Network Conference is approaching and I thought it might be good to reflect on the way the conference is organised, both for the purposes of transparency and (hopefully) to get everyone excited about attending.
Birmingham Uni bosses preferred court to dialogue with solidarity camp
August 29th: In our third article from Palestine solidarity campers, the the Student and Staff Encampment Coalition write about their two months at the Univerity of Birmingham campus. Other articles in this series: On the 11th of July, at 5am we were evicted from our encampment on the University of Birmingham (UoB) campus.
A prisons crisis, or an opportunity?
August 26th: One of the more vexed questions in anarchist theory is “what do we do with all the criminals?” It’s had many different answers on offer over the years, from Kropotkin’s views on the roots of anti-social acts and possibilities for community rehabilitation, to modern ideas for non-”carceral” (locking people up) approaches to harm. In fact
Amidst another summer of climate disasters, let’s talk about real solutions
August 23rd: In cooperation with CrimethInc., we present a short text from Peter Gelderloos exploring why the strategies that mainstream environmental movements are currently employing to halt industrially-produced climate change are failing—and what we could be doing instead.
Nottingham university ignored alumni killed in Gaza
August 22nd: Produced by a general assembly of people involved with a solidarity camp at Nottingham University, the following article considers how their aims evolved, and uni bosses reacted, over the course of the occupation.
