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Felipe Corrêa
1 July 2026
The legacy of Mikhail Bakunin

His social conflict analysis, naturalist materialism, and organisational dualism continue to inspire

Nikolay Gerasimov
1 July 2026
Mikhail Bakunin: A vital, overflowing life

Marking 150 years since the death of the great revolutionary, whose vision of anarchism remains more relevant than ever

Søren Hough
28 June 2026
Alexander Berkman on prisons and abolition

His arguments are no less salient in the face of contemporary threats

Frank Jacob
28 June 2026
Remembering Alexander Berkman

90 years since the death of the great Russian-American anarchist

Maurice Schuhmann
26 June 2026
Does Max Stirner lie headless in his grave?

The incredible story of a skull—and a Berlin landmark that survived Nazism and the Cold War

Elke Van dermijnsbrugge
26 June 2026
Mad Max, Saint Max, Max Stirner 2.0

The champion of ‘Der Einzige’, who died 170 years ago, has frenemies across the political spectrum

SoraLX
24 June 2026
Book review: Squat The City!

Why does praxis feel so dreary – and what can be done about it?

Joel Sucher
24 June 2026
Mr. Scorsese, the business is not in flux

How an iconic director became AI’s newest pitchman — and why it matters

punkacademic
21 June 2026
Lament for a lost revolution

A century since the General Strike of 1926

punkacademic
7 June 2026
Radical Reprint: World Cup (fascist) fever
This week we turn back to 1978, and another international football tournament legitimating a dictatorship ~ punkacademic ~ So it’s finally here: at the end of this…
Jandre Sotileza
1 June 2026
Santander: La Libre centre update and appeal

A local hub for activism and culture faces up to gentrification

Jay Arachnid
31 May 2026
Review: The Black Schooner

Jay Arachnid

punkacademic
24 May 2026
Radical Reprint: Beware the lesser of two evils

We turn back time to 1970 for an anarchist plea not to settle for the fantasy politics of the electoral machine

José Maria Polo Sáez
20 May 2026
El Cabrero (1944-2026)

>The living legend of Flamenco always sang against abuses of power

Kate Sharpley Library
10 May 2026
Albert Meltzer, our comrade – thirty years on

His writings still influence how we think about the working class movement and anarchist history

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