The Commoner interviews the Perhimpunan Merdeka, an Indonesian anarchist group and perhaps one of the largest in the Global South.
In a continuation of articles articulating Asian Anarchism, Liao critiques the foundation of East Asian family model and extrapolates those critiques to East Asian State society at large.
A piece of historical fiction inspired by the record of a strike in Egypt in 1157BCE, under the reign of Ramses III.
Villeneuve's hit retelling of Herbert's Dune erases Islam and MENA cultures from the speculative future.
Piecing together the history of the Chinese American anarchist movement and its involvement in the revolutionary struggle for anarchy.
Nature is ever growing in complexity. Humans can either embrace that complexity or have it imposed on them by the order of the universe.
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump will bring an increase in fascist propaganda and reactionary attitudes, likely targeted at marginalised groups and political dissidents.
The second part of an interview with the author of Invertidos y Rompepatrias, an impressive panorama of sexual and gender dissent in the Spanish State during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Was the name “Free Territory” something used by contemporaries of anarchist leader Nestor Makhno, or a modern fabrication? In the spirit of debunking widespread myths and misconceptions in anarchist history, a Wikipedian uncovers the secret history of the making of the “Free Territory.”
Through the rain and fog, it wasn’t even possible to see across the harbour from Tin Can Beach. It was silent except for the rolling wind and the occasional horn coming through the fog and rain.
Liao demonstrates the need and utility of Asian anarchism, a new theoretical framework which will unite strands of Asian and Asian diasporic thought.
Highlighting the anarchist themes present in Cyberpunk 2077's new expansion.
Reflections on our 2024 and our hopes for the future.
The Commoner interviews the Perhimpunan Merdeka, an Indonesian anarchist group and perhaps one of the largest in the Global South.
In a continuation of articles articulating Asian Anarchism, Liao critiques the foundation of East Asian family model and extrapolates those critiques to East Asian State society at large.
A piece of historical fiction inspired by the record of a strike in Egypt in 1157BCE, under the reign of Ramses III.
Villeneuve's hit retelling of Herbert's Dune erases Islam and MENA cultures from the speculative future.
Piecing together the history of the Chinese American anarchist movement and its involvement in the revolutionary struggle for anarchy.
Nature is ever growing in complexity. Humans can either embrace that complexity or have it imposed on them by the order of the universe.
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump will bring an increase in fascist propaganda and reactionary attitudes, likely targeted at marginalised groups and political dissidents.
The second part of an interview with the author of Invertidos y Rompepatrias, an impressive panorama of sexual and gender dissent in the Spanish State during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Was the name “Free Territory” something used by contemporaries of anarchist leader Nestor Makhno, or a modern fabrication? In the spirit of debunking widespread myths and misconceptions in anarchist history, a Wikipedian uncovers the secret history of the making of the “Free Territory.”
Through the rain and fog, it wasn’t even possible to see across the harbour from Tin Can Beach. It was silent except for the rolling wind and the occasional horn coming through the fog and rain.
Liao demonstrates the need and utility of Asian anarchism, a new theoretical framework which will unite strands of Asian and Asian diasporic thought.
An interview with anarchists pushing back against the settler-colonial state of Israel.