Aim The establishment of an anarchist society which will render impossible the growth of a privileged class and the exploitation and oppression of man by man. The Anarchist Federation[,] therefore[,] advocates free access to the land, industry[,] and all means of production and distribution on (…)

Since the arrest of the four London Anarchists, we have received a very large number of enquiries from members of the public who are anxious to have a short statement on the meaning of Anarchism. The article we reproduce below was written by George Woodcock and first published in War Commentary (…)

In the last issue of War Commentary[,] under this heading[,] we published an article by George Woodcock. The present article is by Alexander Berkman and comes from his book A. B. C. of Anarchism (Freedom Press, 1/-). We recommend this book to all new readers who really want to know something (…)

The war, which in Chamberlain's time, proceeded at a cautious pace and was regarded as a “phoney” war, has now acquired a momentum which has carried it beyond the control of those factions under whom it began. Events crowd upon one another with a bewildering rapidity, and social institutions (…)

Pour les lecteurs anglophones nous continuons à mettre en ligne les transcriptions des articles de War Commentary (1939-1945) pour les numéros suivants : The Implications of Support for the War – J. H. The Issues in the Present War, I. – Marcus Graham The Issues in the Present War, II. – Marcus (…)