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Monthly Review

An Independent Socialist Magazine

Monthly Review

It's monthly. It's fiercely anti-capitalist, and independent. It's superb. It ought to be mandatory reading for anyone/everyone w ho cares even a teensy bit about what's going on, and how to change...

Direct Unionism

A Discussion Paper

Recomposition Collective

We have all heard that fewer and fewer workers are unionized these days, and those that still are regularly have to accept contracts that don’t serve their interests very well. It seems as though...

Build Your Own Solidarity Network

Cold B

A guide to building a successful solidarity network along the lines of the Seattle Solidarity Network, written by two SeaSol organizers. From the introduction: "The Seattle Solidarity Network...

From the Ashes

An Introduction to Our Writings

Recomposition Collective

Capitalism makes all of our lives worse, so we should end capitalism. That’s the basic perspective of this pamphlet. This is a collection of three articles which serve as a good...

Class War Lessons

From Direct Action on the Job to the '46 Oakland General Strike

Stan Weir

Stan Weir tells the story of the closest he ever came to the self-governing workers' world in which he believed all his adult life. On the SS Hanapepe, workers turned their ship into a floating...

Anarcho-Syndicalist Review (ASR)

ASR

One of the most vital, engaging, relevant and informative anarchist magazines today. The essays and articles pertain more than most, both theoretically, and practically, not just to 'everyday'...

The Co-operative Revolution

A Graphic Novel

Polyp

As the dominant economic system is increasingly called into question, the time of the co-operative has well and truly come. Illustrating the history of the co-operative movement from its humble...

Punching Out

Martin Glaberman

Martin Glaberman’s classic but hard-to-find pamphlet (CHK is doing a new edition!) is an authoritative statement about the merits of direct action in workplace organizing. Writing in the context of...

The 1937 Woolworth's Sit-Down

Women Strikers Occupy Chain Store, Win Big

Dana Frank

Woolworth's department store was the Walmart of the early-20th century. The women who worked the counters, cash registers, and storerooms were overworked, underpaid, and sexually harassed. This is...