Our range of pamphlets look to introduce or expand upon certain aspects of anarchist communist history or ideas with an eye towards developing new practice.
You can get your hands on physical copies by ordering online from Dog Section Press, Active Distribution, AKUK and Freedom Press, or by asking at your local radical book shop or social centre! If you want to get multiple copies to distribute, or can’t order through the online shops for any reason, contact us directly and we’ll sort you out.
This pamphlet will examine the anarchist ideas of Mikhail Bakunin. Despite having often been reviled, distorted or ignored since, these ideas were a huge influence upon the 19th century socialist movement. On reading this pamphlet, we hope that it will become apparent that Bakunin has a lot to offer us today, that his ideas make up a coherent and well-argued body of thought, and show that there is good reason for him to be described as the grandfather of modern anarchism.
This pamphlet shines a light on some of the lesser-known revolutionary women of the past. Who fought not only against the state and capitalism, but against sexism. Sexism in wider society, within revolutionary movements, and in the eyes of historians who too often overlooked them.
The Anarchist Federation is an organisation of revolutionary class struggle anarchists. We aim for the abolition of all hierarchy, and work for the creation of a world-wide classless society: anarchist communism.
This pamphlet will introduce what all this means and how we think we can do it.
Currently out of stock Anarchists do not see the world in terms of competing national peoples, but in terms of class. We do not see a world of nations in struggle, but of classes in struggle. The nation is a smokescreen which hides the struggle between classes which exists within and across them. Consequently, there is no single ‘people’ within the ‘nation’, and there is no shared ‘national interest’ which unifies them.
This pamphlet gives our analysis of nationalism and why anarchists are fundamentally against it.
Telling the stories of libertarian groups that were opposing Fascism in Europe before, and into, the rise of the Nazis including Edelweiss Pirates, FAUD underground, Zazous, 43 group, Arditi del Popolo and dozens of other Italian groups.
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