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A Peoples’ History of Auckland- From the general strike to the ADB summit. 1912-1995
IWW, 1912

It seems clear to me that the women's movement in Boston hasn't really been doing much this year as compared to last year. I think that the reason behind this is that people have tried very hard not to think about what they were doing, and have therefore become encased in dogma. I also feel that people have settled for reforming their lives instead of changing them.

“Anti-Capitalism As Ideology...And As Movement?” is an analysis of the anti-summit movement by the British communist group Aufheben which was first published in the tenth annual issue of their journal in September 2001.

Black Flag #208, June 1996, covered a land squat in London done by "The Land is Ours". This article is the critical evaluation of this by someone who participated.

THE LAND IS THEIRS
or, pace George Monbiot, "This Land Is my Uncle's"

A CLASS ACT - Anarchism, Class and who we really want to talk to.

This article, from Black Flag #208 in mid-1995, was one of a series looking at the impact of the Criminal Justice Act, which aimed to criminalise the activities of hunt saboteurs, amongst others.

Bourgeois attempts of channeling proletarian struggles on an international scale and

Invariant struggle for the proletarian rupture

AGAINST SUMMITS AND ANTI-SUMMITS

Here is a first translation as a draft and partial in version of our text already published in Spanish and in French. Use it, criticize it...

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Summits, counter-summits and proletarian struggle

In our central reviews in French and Spanish we recently published an article entitled "Against the summits and anti-summits; bourgeois attempts to channel of the proletarian struggles on a world scale and the invariant struggle for the proletarian rupture" (1) in which we denounced the large meetings of the international capitalist organisations as well as the official protestations of the bourge