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Anarchism and Community Politics

An article summarising why anarchists reject electioneering and suggesting an alternative in the form of popular assemblies.

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The Spanish Revolution: 70 Years On

An overview of the Spanish Revolution and its lessons for anarchists and other radicals.

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Class, Ecology and the bin tax

In 2003 in Dublin over 20 people were jailed for resisting the imposition of the bin tax in Dublin. There were some who saw the bin tax struggle as being an example where the ‘environmental agenda’ is counterpoised to the ‘working class’ agenda. I don’t and I think the few environmentalists who have supported the ruling class line in this have done great damage to the environmental cause. The bin tax pure and simple was about imposing the neo-liberal agenda, what some people call ‘globalisation’. A core part of this agenda is to transfer the costs of running society from the rich and corporations to workers and the poor.

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Tories for social justice? WTF?!?!

The Tories are trying to out-left New Labour. Not difficult to do, but it really is a joke considering their track-record and current notions.

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George Monbiot: Muppet of the Week, part 2

George Monbiot strikes again! He really should read Kropotkin’s Mutual Aid!

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George Monbiot: Muppet of the week!

George Monbiot really does not have a clue about anarchism. It is a shame he keeps exposing that ignorance to the world.

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John Kenneth Galbraith, RIP

In memory of a flawed economist whose work is worth reading as he understood the role of power in the market.

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The roots of privatisation

Did you know that the Nazis invented privatisation?

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Pinochet: Dead at last

One less evil dictator in the world. An evaluation of Pinochet’s neo-liberal regime.

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Milton Friedman: Being wrong is no hindrance when you empower the rich

An obituary for Milton Friedman. Being consistently wrong does not stop you being considered a great economist, as long as it is what the ruling elite wants to hear.