Anarcho-Syndicalism
by Rudolph Rocker
From the blurb:
Rudolf Rocker’s Anarcho-Syndicalism, written in 1938, is a classic introduction to its subject. Rocker was a prominent anarcho-syndicalist himself and his account of the origins of the labour movement, the fore-runners of syndicalism, and the objectives, methods and evolution of Anarcho-syndicalism, is therefore authoritative. He prefaces his account of Anarcho-syndicalism with a description of the aims and purposes of Anarchism and this edition of Anarcho-Syndicalism has, as an appendix, the first chapter of Rocker’s biography London Years.
Phoenix Press
1988
ISBN: 0-948984-05-8
92 pages
Black and WHite
Turning up the Heat - M15 after the Cold War
by Larry O'Hara From the blurb: Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of any of the following groups: far left far right not-so-far-left anti-fascists anarchists greens animal liberationists Irish Nationalists Ulster Loyalists Scots Nationalists Welsh Nationalist? If so, M15 have plans for you. Enquire within. Phoenix Press 1994 ISBN: 0-948984-29-5 96
The Seizure of State Power
by M. Velli From inside the book: The Seizure of State Power first appeared in 1972 as part of Manual for Revolutionary Leaders.
Anything Can Happen
by Fredy Perlman From the blurb: Fredy Perlman’s shorter writings, the most important of them collected here, chart an intellectual exploration from the student (and other) revolutions of 1968, in which Fredy took part in France and Italy, to the ecological concerns of today. The changes in Fredy’s analyses, from Marxist economics to an anti-industrial
