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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
Murray Bookchin: The Ghost of Anarcho-Syndicalism
In our series dedicated to anarcho-syndicalism, we share Murray Bookchin’s critical reflections on this tradition within anarchism, in the excellent essay, “The Ghost of Anarcho-Syndicalism”. Whatever reservations we have regarding the direction of Bookchin’s anarchism towards a radically democratic municipalism, … Continue reading
Errico Malatesta: On Syndicalism
Our recent series of testimonial posts in memory of the centenary of the russian february revolution of 1917, posts that we shared from (and by which we were inspired) Robert Graham’s Anarchist Weblog, with additional writings by the same authors, raise … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, D. Abad de Santillan, Errico Malatesta
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In solidarity with Ruymán Rodríguez and the FAGC
On the 30th of April 2015, in Santa María de Guía, Grand Canary, the anarchist activist Ruymán Rodríguez, member of the Federación de Anarquistas de Gran Canaria (FAGC)/Anarchist Federation of the Grand Canary, member of the recently created Sindicato de … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Federación de anarquistas Gran Canaria, Okupations, Ruymán Rodríguez, spain
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The russian february revolution of 1917: Grigori Petrovitch Maximov
We continue to share testimonials/reflections on the russian revolution, shared from and inspired by Robert Graham’s Anarchist Weblog … Gregory (“Grigori”) Maksimov (often written as “Maximov” and “Maximoff” in English language material) was one of the leading exponents of anarcho-syndicalism … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, Grigori Petrovitch Maximov, russia, russian revolution
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Long Term Resistance: Fighting Trump and Liberal Co-option
From the Its Going Down media collective, an essay by Peter Gelderloos (20/02/2017) … Long Term Resistance: Fighting Trump and Liberal Co-option So far, the only thing that has mitigated the horrifying opening salvos of Trump’s presidency—of course the first … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-fascism, democracy, revolution, united states
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Struggles for autonomy
The question “what is to be done?” for anti-capitalist and anti-authoritarian politics often invites the suggestion that there must be a single, unequivocal answer to it, at multiple levels: ends or goals, tactics and strategies, organisations, all supposedly grounded in … Continue reading
In praise of wise folly: Wendell Berry
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The russian february revolution of 1917: Boris Yelensky
We continue to share testimonials/reflections on the russian revolution, from Robert Graham’s Anarchist Weblog … Boris Yelensky (1889-1974) was a Russian anarchist from Kuban, a city in southern Russia just north of the Black Sea. In the 1890s, he moved … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Boris Yelensky, revolution, russia, russian revolution
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The russian february revolution of 1917: Nestor Makhno
From Robert Graham’s Anarchist Weblog … Nestor Makhno (1888-1934) is one of the best known (or notorious) of the anarchists involved in the 1917 Russian Revolution. He was from Gulyai-Pole (Huliaipole) in southern Ukraine. He became active in the local … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Nestor Makhno, russia, russian revolution, ukrainian revolution
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Tomás Ibáñez: The anarchism to come
Tomás Ibáñez is arguably one of the most important voices of spanish anarchism, and the resonance of his work extends beyond his country of origin. Infrequently translated into english, we have tried in earlier posts to modestly fill that gap. We … Continue reading →