New Future

A short biography of Russian anarchist communist Pavel Kolobushkin.

The Trump administration has begun disappearing international students and workers from university campuses. This article, written by three academic workers, argues that this escalation was made possible by a campaign of repression initiated by universities themselves. After analyzing where we are and how we got here, the authors put forward their answer to the pressing questions: what would a fight back look like and how do we go about organizing it?

An article published by the Anarchist Communist Group on the 26th May on the Birmingham bin strike.

Memories of butterflies and moths before the age of environmental planners: The wild life rich brownfield experience of Aycliffe Trading Estate, Co Durham in the 1950s.

A short biography of Afanasy Remnev, Red Army commander, Bolshevik, then anarchist communist.

A former Cantonese Red Guard speaks to London-based anarchist-feminist magazine Zero on the conditions of women in China in 1977.

A response by Internationalist Perspectives to the Gaza War, which looks beyond the contending forces, and to the root, capitalism itself.

An interview by Andy Piascik of Staughton Lynd about the development and shortcomings of the US labor movement since the 1930s. Originally posted: April 1, 2014 at Znet. Also appeared in the Industrial Worker (May 2014)

An article by Staughton Lynd about the prospects of a general strike in the United States. Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker (May 2014).

An obituary by David Douglass of Mick Renwick, a leftist activist who involved in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), Socialist Workers Party (UK) and the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) . Appeared in the Industrial Worker (January/February 2014).

An article by Staughton Lynd about Ed Mann, a former leader in the United Steelworkers of America (USW) during the 1970s in Youngstown, Ohio (USA). Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker (Fall 2015)

An obituary by Colon Bossen of Spanish anarcho-syndicalist Federico Arcos. Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker (Fall 2015).

A report on recent developments in far right radicalisation and the entrenchment of the surveillance state in California.

Thoughts on the eco-city and the failure of early emancipatory projects such as psychogeography to redefine urbanism. By Stuart and David Wise in 2004, originally published on the Dialectical Butterflies site.