The Chapitoto Team
15 March 2026
France: A militant marquee for party and protest
The chap’ is an (almost) pay-as-you-can anarcho-radical-feminist project
Features
Robert Krieg
4 March 2026
Rojava: “The solution is the decentralisation of power”
Interview with Kurdish filmmaker Sevînaz Evdikê about the situation of women in Rojava and the Islamist regime in Damascus
Maurice Schuhmann
3 March 2026
Léo Malet: A fascination with illegalism
The Parisian crime writer who died 30 years ago was a lifelong anarchist and remains popular to this day
punkacademic
1 March 2026
Radical Reprint: Iran and the empires
A British- and American-sponsored coup in Iran caused widespread bloodshed in 1953—then, as now, states are aggressors and people are victims
Josie Ó Súileabháin
22 February 2026
Go film the police
One of the reasons for photographing and filming at protests is to document police brutality when it predictably comes
Maurice Schuhmann
20 February 2026
Jules Durand: Anarchist docker of Le Havre
Marking a century since the death of the successful strike organiser and tragic victim of the class judiciary
Tom Goyens
16 February 2026
Remembering Paul Avrich
Twenty years have passed since the death of historian Paul Avrich on February 16, 2006, yet his influence on the study of American anarchism remains unmatched
Bleart Thaçi
13 February 2026
The resolve to leave this cage
Iranian poet and film-maker Forough Farrokhzad articulated female subjectivity, desire and dissent
Ludos Stirgos
3 February 2026
Book review: Anarcho-existentialist wisdom
Review of Julian Langer (2025), Noah’s Choice: On the Revolt of the Flesh, self-published
punkacademic
1 February 2026
Radical Reprint: Who’s afraid of the A Word?
The debate over the term ‘anarchism’ as an asset or liability rears its head in this comment piece from 1966
David Sánchez Piñeiro
8 January 2026
“Stalinism is a Marxist invention to save Lenin and Trotsky”
Ignacio de Llorens has just published the first biography of the Russian anarchist Volin, a key figure in the creation of the first soviet and later persecuted by the Bolsheviks
punkacademic
4 January 2026
Radical Reprint: America’s ‘Just Causes’
Trump’s latest international obscenity has plenty of precedents, as this 1990 Freedom article shows
Carlos Taibo
26 December 2025
Bakunin versus Marx
In the persons of these two revolutionaries, two distinct projects clashed within the First International
Dialectik Football
23 December 2025
Lewes FC, a club in pursuit of equality
For several seasons, the club has been at the forefront of the fight for equal prize money for men’s and women’s competitions