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Tag: Book Review
Book Review: The Government of No-one
“This is a book devoted to ideas, rather than a history …
Review: Mask Off- Masculinity Redefined by JJ Bola
Mask Off- Masculinity Redefined By JJ Bola Pluto Press, 2019 ISBN 978-0745338743 JJ Bola’s Mask Off is a text of many faces.
Review: Squatting ain’t dead, it just smells funny
Vasudevan’s radical history of squatting looks at self-help housing in a half-dozen European and North American locations across the post-war glo…
Review: Anarchist Perspectives in Peace and War, 1900-1918
Anarcho reviews the first of a series of four books which aim to outline the range and nature of libertarian organisations and views in the twentie…
Book review: Kropotkin — Reviewing the Classical Anarchist Tradition
“Kinna is right that Kropotkin has been misunderstood, that the common perspective of his politics is distinctly at odds with what he actuall…
Book Review: Workers’ Tales
Michael Rosen (ed)Princeton University Press, 2018; 978-0-691175-34-8328pp; £14.99 Reviewed by Jon Klaemint Hofgaard There is a certain harmless a…
Review: The Anarchists in Paris, May-June 1968
This handy little pamphlet appears in the 50th anniversary year of the events of May-June 1968 that shook France and the world.
Review: Wobblies of the World: A Global History of the IWW
This book deals with the international scope of the IWW, how it spread to other countries, often through the idea of the One Big Union being carrie…
Radical lit roundup
KSL’s quick roundup of recent anarchist books on 19th century history, First World War syndicalism and enigmatic figure Peter The Painter.
Book Review: Anarchists Never Surrender
This book is a collection of new translations of articles by Victor Serge (1890-1947).
Book Review: The Cambridge Squatter – architecture, cinema and education
Accompaniment to Eliane Caffé’s original film, which blended documentary and fictive elements to tell the story of life at the Cambridge Hot…
Book Review: Tramp Printers – Forgotten Trails of the Travelling Typographers
This handsomely and mostly hand-produced book is a tribute to the craft of printing and of historical insight, both of which verge on extinction in…
Book Review: Breaking the Spell – A History of Anarchist Filmmakers
When I decided to destroy any chances at a film-making career, and to instead dedicate my life to producing videos that would hopefully propel peop…
Book Review: +KAOS Ten years of Hacking and Media Activism
Autistici/Inventati 139pp Link to book.
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