Tag: anarchism
Feature: Italy’s ‘Fascist’ Government Is Imprisoning Anarchists Using Anti-Mafia Laws
by Jack Harmsworth
Analysis: For David Graeber, Theory and Action Were Inseparable
by Thomas Swann
Analysis: David Graeber Reminded Us of the Political Value of Anthropology
by Alpa Shah
Analysis: Anarchism Shaped David Graeber. Then He Shaped Anarchism
by Shane Little
Novara FM: In the Cookshops of the Future
David Graeber: A Celebration of His Life
Obituary: The Opposite of a Cynic: David Graeber, 1961-2020
by James Butler
Opinion: Trump’s Attack on ‘Anarchists’ Is Just the Latest Red Scare
by Ruth Kinna, Matthew S Adams and Thomas Swann
The spectre of anarchism, invoked by Donald Trump and repeated without challenge in the mainstream media, reinforces the strategic demonisation of movements like Black Lives Matter that expose and mobilise against persistent injustices, write Ruth Kinna, Matthew S Adams and Thomas Swann.
Interview: Update From Rojava | Interview With Dani Ellis
Dani Ellis is a volunteer and engineer currently based in Rojava. Following up their conversation a few weeks ago, James spoke to Dani about Turkey’s ‘military pause’, the geopolitical games of Turkey, Syria, Russia and the US, resistance and what this spells for the future of Rojava.
Can Anarchism Offer a Solution to Brexit Paralysis and Chaos in Parliament?
by Ruth Kinna
Novara Docs: Return to the Commons
On a 14-square mile patch of western France known as Notre-Dame-des-Landes, a world is being constructed, a way of living, formed through common endeavour and a knowledge of and sensitivity to the landscape and its ecosystems. It’s a messy process that was started 10 years ago when climate activists started to squat the area to […]
Against Adult Supremacy: The Anti-Capitalist Case for Child Liberation
by Matt Broomfield
What even is anarchafeminism?
A Network of Liberated Spaces: Visiting Barcelona’s Squats
by Tomás Lynch (Words) and Georgia Lalor (Photos)
Novara FM: What is Libertarian Communism?
5 Reasons Why I Won’t Vote in #GE2015
by Raph Schlembach
Election week on NovaraWire continues: In this instalment, the question of national elections is framed in terms of citizenship, exclusion, and the boundaries of ‘legitimate’ political action.