The Anarchist Studies Network
Being the compulsive nerd that I am, I’ve set up a bunch of Google Alerts to inform me when any mention of anarchism (or related terms) show up on the […]
Category: AK Allies
New Kate Sharpley Library Website
We recently received an email from the folks at the Kate Sharpley Library. As we’ve said on this blog before, the KSL is an incredibly important resource for our movement […]
Video from the Los Angeles Anarchist Book Fair
Those unable to attend last December’s Los Angeles Anarchist Book Fair may wish to check out the following video, which provides a great overview of this inspiring, exciting event. * […]
Black Cat Press: An Interview
There are many pleasurable aspects about working at AK Press. One in particular is being a distributor and seeing new materials our fellow publishers are releasing. For the past couple […]
Anarchist March: Neither Teachers nor Disciples! (Santiago, Chile)
Chilean comrades have organized an exciting month of workshops on the theory and practice of anarchism. Topics include: introduction to anarchism, anarchist history and research methods, eco-anarchism, libertarian pedagogy, and […]
Free Comrades Talk by Terence Kissack
Last July, AK author Terence Kissack gave a great presentation at the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Transgender Historical Society in San Francisco. It was based on his book, Free Comrades: Anarchism […]
New Publications!
At AK, we always love to learn about new and forthcoming publications. Here are two that we recently stumbled upon that we found particularly exciting: * * * Comrades from […]
Feminist Review on Abolition Now!
The nice folks at Feminist Review recently reviewed AK’s Abolition Now! Ten Years of Strategy and Struggle Against the Prison Industrial Complex. They’ve actually reviewed quite a few AK titles […]
14th Annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair
We hope to see you at the 14th Annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair on March 14, 2009! It’s sure to be a great event! For information about the book […]
The ILWU and its Radical Heritage
The ILWU has long been one of—if not the—most consistently militant labor unions in the United States. Since 1933 it has walked the talk of the old Wobbly slogan “An […]