Organise! #69 is now online

ireland / britain | anarchist movement | other libertarian press Sunday January 06, 2008 23:18 by Organise! editors - Anarchist Federation info at afed dot org dot uk BM ANARFED, London, WC1N 3XX, England, UK.

Magazine of the Anarchist Federation

LATEST ISSUE: Organise #69, Winter 2007-2008 - DOWNLOAD OR READ ONLINE.
http://www.afed.org.uk/org/
Articles include: Common Ground community garden, Defy-ID & No Borders, Academy schools, Green Capitalism, NYC bookfair, Margaret Michaelis - Spanish revolution photographer, Book reviews (What's Left, Bakunin, Italian anarchist volunteers).

Organise magazine #69 cover

CONTENTS - ORGANISE! for revolutionary anarchism no. 69, Magazine of the Anarchist Federation.

Magazine now available free online in PDF format, although please consider donating to our press fund (see below).

To order a printed copy see Organise! main page. For links to all Anarchist Federation publications, visit http://www.afed.org.uk

ARTICLES - Winter 2007-2008

EDITORIAL - a summer of dissent.

CREATING COMMON GROUND - struggle for a community garden in Reading.

DEFY-ID & NO BORDERS - identity cards and immigration control are a combined attack on our liberty.

BUILDING SCHOOLS FOR THE FUTURE - social control, reduced choice, and the new academy schools.

THE PRICE OF GREEN CAPITALISM - increased surveillance at home and in the street.

GRASSROOTS ENVIRONMENTALISM - stories and lessons from popular struggles of the 1970's in Europe, and in USA.

NEW YORK CITY ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR - eye-witness report, interview and obituary.

CULTURE – the life of Margaret Michaelis, photographer of the Spanish Revolution.

PRISONER REQUEST - books needed for an anarchist prison library in USA.

4 PAMPHLET/BOOK REVIEWS

George Brown, the cobbler anarchist of Philadelphia (Robert P. Helms)

What's Left: how the liberals lost their way (Nick Cohen)

Bakunin: the creative passion (Mark Leier)

Remembering Spain: Italian anarchist volunteers in the Spanish Civil War (Umberto Marzocchi).

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