As we head into autumn the thoughts of many anarchists in the south of England turn to the Anarchist Bookfair, being held this year at Central St…
Interview with the Catholic Worker Movement
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From the Land of Proudhon, vol. 4
Karl Marx: Not Infallible The French Marxist philosopher Étienne Balibar, a pupil of Louis Althuser, published in 1993 The Philosophy of Marx.
An Afterlife to Capitalism?
After a recent conversation with friends regarding the future of religion in a post-revolutionary setting, I wanted to write this article to…
We Demand Order
The chaos surrounds us and is sedimented in our culture.
Kropotkin and the Prison System
At the time of writing (12th August 2014), Nick Hardwick, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, has come to the conclusion that much of the country had c…
Anarchy and the Academy
Anarchism and academia have always been curious bedfellows.
A Critique of Borders
This essay argues that an anarchist society ought to be one without borders, as they are incompatible with the goals, values and vision of an idea…
Appeal for Sam Mbah
Sam Mbah is an anarchist activist from Nigeria who has, along with his political activism, written African Anarchism
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Victory for Prosfygika!
Historical Athens squatting community saved from redevelopment after hunger strikes and popular campaign ~ Gabriel Fonten ~ The Prosfygika squatted…
Does Max Stirner lie headless in his grave?
The incredible story of a skull — and a Berlin landmark that survived Nazism and the Cold War ~ Maurice Schuhman ~ In 2006, in response to my…
Mad Max, Saint Max, Max Stirner 2.0
The champion of ‘Der Einzige’, who died 170 years ago, has frenemies across the political spectrum ~ Elke Van dermijnsbrugge ~ Max Stirner,…
Don’t expect Burnham to take the boot off our necks
Without serious pressure, our putative PM is unlikely to overturn any of his predecessor’s ridiculous terror accusations, expansions of sur…
