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Proudhon & His 'Bank Of The People'

Charles A. Dana

A facsimile reprint of the edition published by Benjamin Tucker in 1896, complete with his preface, together with a new introduction by Paul Avrich. In the words of the author "The daily journals...

Contributions To The Revolutionary Struggle

Intended To Be Discussed, Corrected, And Principally Put Into Practice Without Delay

Raoul Vaneigem

A wonderfully erudite, short treatise, originally written in 1974, and published under the name Ratgeb. "So you see, you have had your fill of controls and constraints, and of the cop who is a...

Revolutionary Pleasure of Thinking for Oneself

Anonymous

This often-revised and reprinted situationist pamphlet concerns everyday life, and what to do about it. This edition of this pamphlet is quite readable, as the marxist/situationist jargon has been...

Notes On Anarchism

Noam Chomsky

A reprint of his seminal essay first published as the introduction to Daniel Guérin's "Anarchism: From Theory to Practice". Chomsky lays out the basics of the history and philosophy of libertarian...

The State

Randolph Bourne

"War is the health of the State...." The classic polemic finally back in print. Should be required reading.

Anarchist Organisation

Suggestions And Possibilities

Graham Purchase

An interesting discussion on the forms a future society might take.

On The Poverty Of Student Life

Internationale Situationiste

Finally, back in print, with a new sparkly updated translation for the new millenia. I know terms like lucid exposition get thrown around a lot, but really, if you want a short, (relatively) simple...

A Coney Island of the Mind

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

The best-selling book of poetry by any living writer. Over a million copies sold. I guess if you want anything by the dude, this is it.

Emergent Publics

An Essay on Social Movements and Democracy

Ian Angus

Critical thinker Ian Angus argues for a radical redefinition of democracy. He wrests the concept of democracy away from the notion that a citizen's only real activity is voting, and argues for a...