1990-91 Immigrant Labour in Japan - selections from the AMPO journal
Submitted by libcom on Mar 5 2006 08:59
1990s: Control, resistance and death in the Japanese school system - Okamura Tatsuo
Submitted by libcom on Mar 5 2006 00:35
Radowitzky, Simon, 1891-1956
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 18 2006 09:57
A biography of Ukrainian-born anarchist Simon Radowitzky, who assassinated a police chief responsible for the killings of workers.
Mutual aid: a factor of evolution - Peter Kropotkin
Russian anarchist Peter Kropotkin's massively influential work on mutual aid and co-operation as a factor in evolution, written in 1902.
Armed forces rank and file demand union
Submitted by libcom on Jan 29 2006 13:33
Amidst equipment shortages and failures, the rash of court martials in Iraq, misgivings over new deployments of 4000 troops to Afghanistan in the spring, bullying, and the fall in recruitment and retention of soldiers, rank-and-file members of the Armed Forces have started calling for a union.
Charge of the New Red Brigade - The Independent on Red Action
Submitted by libcom on Jan 15 2006 02:20
Article from The Independent on Sunday about socialist group Red Action, anti-fascism, the IRA and the bombings of Harrods and a Network Southeast train in 1993.
1980: The Remaking of the American Working Class - Loren Goldner
Submitted by libcom on Jan 12 2006 11:55
The changing nature of capital and its exploitation.
Mutiny in Banja Luka, Bosnia - ICG
Submitted by libcom on Jan 11 2006 16:59
As our text on the war in Yugoslavia and the struggles taken up by the proletariat against the permanent degradation of their conditions of life went to press mutinies broke out in certain sectors of the Serbian army, confirming that even in the worst situation of counter-revolution our class continues to be the only viable alternative to the horrors of capitalism.
A commune in Chiapas? Mexico and the Zapatista rebellion, 1994-2000
Submitted by libcom on Jan 5 2006 12:05
Since the occupation of January 1994, many have projected their hopes onto this 'exotic' struggle against 'neo-liberalism'. We examine the nature of the Zapatista uprising by moving beyond the bluster of the EZLN communiqués, on which so many base their analysis.
