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Tag Archives: anarcho-syndicalism
The confluence of spain’s divided anarcho-syndicalist unions
The CGT, the CNT and Solidaridad Obrera present an agreement for the unity of action of the three organisations. A historic step for anarcho-syndicalism (tercerainformacion.es, 11/04/2023) Last Monday, April 10, at the premises of the Anselmo Lorenzo Foundation in Madrid, … Continue reading
Travis Wilkerson: An Injury to One (film)
It may be said that the “working class”, in political struggles throughout the emergence and expansion of capitalism, was epochal. We use the word here in its ancient Greek sense. The Greek word epokhe meant “stoppage, fixed point of time,” from epekhein “to … Continue reading
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Tagged anarcho-syndicalism, anti-capitalism, Frank Little, I.W.W., labour, Travis Wilkerson
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Remembering the IWW
For this May Day, we turn to a page of working class and anarcho-syndicalist history, that of the Industrial Workers of the World Union; not however as a dead past, but as a permanent possibility for thinking revolt and revolution … Continue reading
Celebrating an anniversary: The 100 years of the anarchist newspaper A Batalha
We share below, in translation, a text that appears on the portuguese website, Portal Anarquista, marking the one hundredth anniversary of the anarchist newspaper, A Batalha. We do so for the newspaper’s historical significance, as a testimony to a tradition in anarchism of publishing as an intrinsic part … Continue reading
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Tagged A Batalha, anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, Confederação Geral do Trabalho, portugal
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For Osvaldo Bayer
… libertarian socialism is the way…or as I prefer to say, libertarian solidarism, that’s where we can find the essence of a better world, the essence of a society formed from the grass roots up, through the people’s discussion, the … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, argentina, FORA, Osvaldo Bayer, pacifism, Severino Di Giovanni, Violence
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Lessons from argentina: The FORA and Emilio López Arango
Emancipation isn’t a problem of mechanics nor an issue that can be resolved through technical means. A worker may be able to run a factory or put in motion all the machinery of an industry, but there isn’t in … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anarcho-syndicalism, argentina, Emilio López Arango, FORA
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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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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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Portugal: Histories of rebellion, histories of anarchism
Every year, since 1974, the portuguese state, through its politicians and institutional “nobility”, commemorates the 24 of April, as the birthday of the country’s democracy. Ignored, forgotten, brushed away, is the “revolution” occasioned by the military coup d’état of that … Continue reading →