Rescuing Galbraith from the conventional wisdom
Rescuing Galbraith from the conventional wisdom
Colin Ward
John Kenneth Galbraith’s The Affluent Society is the only modern book on economics to become a best-seller. Comparisons have been made with Tawney’s Acquisitive Society and with Keynes’s General Theory of Employment,… Continue reading
Book Spotlight: Abolish Restaurants
Abolish Restaurants cover: prole.info
Author: prole.info
Originally published:2006
Anyone who has ever worked in the food service industry know that restaurants are, generally, dens of misery. Abolish Restaurants doesn’t shy away from this. The short book is riddled with personal… Continue reading
From the Land of Proudhon
Thom Holterman brings us the first of a regular series of news and book reviews from the French anarchist movement.
I. Tarnac affair
On the 11th of Novermber 2008 ten young people were subjected… Continue reading
“Out Among the Stars”, Johnny Cash
“Out Among the Stars”, Johnny Cash
The thought of yet another set of tunes released by the Johnny Cash gravy train wasn’t something I thought I’d give any heed to. I couldn’t help thinking “What would the man in black… Continue readingThe Albert Memorial
THE ALBERT MEMORIAL. The Anarchist Life and Times of Albert Meltzer (7 January 1920 – 7 May 1996). An Appreciation by Phil Ruff.
The Albert Memorial: the anarchist life and times of Albert Meltzer, an appreciation by Phil Ruff with… Continue reading
Autonomy: the covers designs of Anarchy 1961-1970
Autonomy: the covers designs of Anarchy 1961-1970
edited by Daniel Poyner, published by Hyphen Press, £25.This is a most welcome book, bringing together all the covers of Freedom Press’s monthly journal Anarchy (first series) and reproducing them in all… Continue reading
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