The centenary of Kropotkin’s death is a good time to return to the question he asked in Freedom in 1886: what must we do?
100 years on, Kropotkin remains strikingly modern
Tag: Ruth Kinna
Review: Great Anarchists
Great Anarchists By Ruth Kinna and Clifford Harper Dog Section Press 2020 ISBN: 978-1-9160365-6-7 Review by Jim Jepps With the newly released Great…
Interview: Ruth Kinna
Freedom spoke to Ruth Kinna, author of numerous books on anarchism about the origins and key concepts of anarchism.
Book Review: The Government of No-one
“This is a book devoted to ideas, rather than a history …
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…
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Notes from the US: Surplus population
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Anarchist News Review: The UK far-right cosplays the US, as Trump comes to town
Just days after sacking one Epstein pal, Starmer is welcoming another to hang out with the King and preen in castles—while arresting embarras…
Book review: Desire and Fate
Instead of a coherent critique of woke culture, we get a confused, grudge-laden screed that fails to balance the left’s internal contradictio…
