Syndicalism and Authority - Pierre Besnard
French anarcho-syndicalist Pierre Besnard's exposition of the libertarian nature of anarcho-syndicalism, or as he refers to it, federalist syndicalism. Besnard deals with potential anti-organisationalist criticisms by elaborating how these free syndicates are formed, and how decisions are made within them, making clear that syndicalism is not something totally new to humans, but is merely, in a sense, a new expression of the universal, primordial tendency towards co-operation. Note: the translator is an amateur, so please forgive any errors.
In Defense Of A/S: Unionism
Communism Without Workers: An Anarcho-syndicalist Critique Of The Communisation Current
The London Years - Rudolf Rocker
A first hand account of legendary anarcho-syndicalist Rudolf Rocker's years in London, where he became involved in the Jewish anarchist movment of the East End. In his time in London, he helped set up the Jewish Bakers' Union, organised mass demonstrations as well as the 1912 Jewish tailor's strike.
Build the Revolution: Anarcho-Syndicalism in the 21st Century
A text from the Radical Education Department, looking at contemporary debates over anarcho-syndicalist strategy and responding to some critiques.
Anarchism and Trade Unionism
GASTON GERARD is a lecturer in political science whose valuable discussion of an anarchist approach to trade unionism first appeared in the University Libertarian in 1957.
Socialism from Below: A History of Anarchism Audiobook
An audio book of George Woodcocks pamphlet on the history of Anarchism.
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