23 September 2020
'Show, don’t tell; stand with, not for': A Review of Great Anarchists
Accessible, well-presented, and full of lessons. A review of Ruth Kinna's take on the anarchist canon.
09 September 2020
The Peril of Ignoring Bureaucracy
As Marx says, bureaucracy is 'a circle from which no one can escape'. Leftists ignore it at your peril.
19 August 2020
大逆事件 (Taigyaku Jiken): An Introduction to the Anarchists of Japan
An introduction to the lives of some of the leading figures in early Japanese anarchism, framed around the tragic incident that saw their execution in 1911
10 July 2020
Sentenced to Hard Labour: A Commentary on the Labour Party, Reformism & Revolution
The Labour Party, like any left-wing party, is a trap for revolutionaries. Fight with them and you fight with the state.
21 June 2020
Anarchism Without the Name: Lessons from the Town of Cherán
In a small Mexican town, local indigenous residents have created a new, democratic, and largely peaceful community. The question, what can we learn from their achievements?
12 June 2020
Tom Nook: Capitalist, Paternalist, Utopian
A tongue-in-cheek analysis of the big question: 'is Tom Nook evil?'
05 June 2020
An Anarchist Response to the Cummings Scandal
The Cummings scandal in the UK has stoked a fire of anti-establishment sentiment. Anarchists should be the ones to control the flames.
16 May 2020
In Defence of Arguing: Towards an Anarchist Theory of Social Conflict
If the goal of anarchism is to reunite the people in a divided society, then it must come to confront the issue of conflict, and ultimately accept it.