Bolshevik Confusion and the Theoretical Bankruptcy of Anarchists

In the long and complex intellectual trajectory of political and social movements, a fundamental question has always come to the fore: which party, religion, philosophy, or ideology is genuinely capable of liberating human beings? In the realm of philosophical practice, the dialectical currents of the East and the West have

133 Days of Classical Marxism

Marx's corpus not only produced the most detailed critical analysis of capitalism to ever be produced, but it immediately spawned, with the help of his collogue Friedrich Engels, a new system of thought and practice that would become dominant in the radical labor movement through the second international

The USSR: An Anarchist View

In my article on the Russian Revolution I explained the process by which the first communist state in world history came into existence. In 1922 this state became known as the Soviet Union. Those who embrace the official ideology that ultimately took root within it think of it as a

The Beast of History: The Basics of Politics and Antipolitics Part One

The basics of Rule and Anti-Rule

Religion and Anarcho-Syndicalism

From the dawn of human civilization to the complex geopolitical and information-technology-driven era of the twenty-first century, "religion" has never remained confined within a bounded circle of belief or formal ritualistic phenomena; rather, it has established itself as the most influential psychological driving force of human existence, the

The Russian Revolution: An Anarchist View

The Russian Revolution was one of the most earth shaking events in human history. It created the first ever communist state in the world and thereby gave rise to a new international communist movement that ascended to power throughout the global south and Eastern Europe. For Anarchists the Russian Revolution

(Part One: An Introduction) - The Anarchist Impulse in the History of Human Rights

The Long History of Limiting Power Toward a Society Without Domination

(Bagian Pertama: Sebuah Pengantar) - Nafas Anarkisme dalam Sejarah Hak Asasi Manusia

Sejarah Panjang Pembatasan Kekuasaan menuju Masyarakat Tanpa Dominasi

The Bankruptcy of Capitalism and Religion, and the Revolutionary Journey of Anarcho-Syndicalism

In the long historical trajectory of human civilization, two primary forces have most extensively controlled and shackled the human mind and society: capitalism and institutional religion. In this critical and complex era of the twenty-first century, both of these forces have reached the absolute limit of their all-encompassing failure. The

Against the Unmoved Mover

Theology has, since its beginning, rooted itself in a demand for creation. This is so much so that creation myths are identified by scholars as a primary form in world mythology. Since human beings could examine the world they live in they have wondered where it came from. In pre-scientific

Anarchism and Naturalism

In the past I have asserted that Anarchism has historically usually dovetailed with naturalistic philosophy and that this is because it is the framework most amenable to shaping Anarchist commitments into a coherent world picture. As I've said the basic reason for this is that Anarchism centers the

Anarcho-Syndicalism in Bangladesh: Present Context & Challenges

1. Shift of Power and the Reconstruction Strategy of the Bourgeois State Apparatus The political shift in Bangladesh's state power on August 5, 2024, was not a revolution in the interest of the working class; rather, it was an unprecedented internal rearrangement of power within the bourgeois state