Economics

Revolt and Crisis in Greece: Between a Present Yet to Pass and a Future Still to Come (edited by Antonis Vradis and Dimitris Dalakoglou  read more »

Fredy Perlman's analysis of the ways in which capital is reinforced and reproduced by our everyday activities.

Untorelli Press
untorelli (at) riseup.net
untorellipress.noblogs.org

This first zine poses the question of how the increasingly unequal distribution of wealth in the United States can effectively be changed, and examines some existing community-scale strategies that point toward a structural, long-term reconstruction of ownership. Subsequent pamphlets are going to take on the problem of how to do the same at larger scales.

Can we find alternatives to the failed radical projects of the twentieth-century? What are the possible forms of struggle today? How do we fight back against the misery of our crisis-ridden present?  read more »

This is the Ruckus (dis)orientation guide to the University of Washington. It is an inversion of college orientation guides: it orients you about communities and cool activities around UW, and the things that are actually useful to know.  read more »

A brief introduction to capitalism, class, and class struggle. Downloadable, ready-to-print PDF adapted from libcom.org's introductions. Includes graphics.

*a section on unwaged work has been added.

Jared Davidson

ON THE RECENT #OCCUPATIONS: A COMMUNIQUE FROM THE WOMEN AND TRANS* CONSPIRACY FROM HELL (W.A.T.C.H.)
HALLOWEEN 2011
BALTIMORE

from the zine:  read more »

The ChimpanZine #7

-I Want My Buzz Word Back (In Defense of Sustainability)

-Money and Middle-Men

No, you didn't read it wrong: it's an anarchist Magic: the Gathering deck fully laid out for printing! Nerdy anti-authoritarians everywhere, rejoice!  read more »

The first comprehensive collection of Gustav Landauer’s writings in English, this valuable addition to the history of anarchism in the early 20th century gathers more than 40 influential works by one of Germany’s most prominent radical agitators.  read more »

This zine explores the politics and social issues in R.E. Howard's original Conan the Barbarian yarns. It seeks to (and hopefully succeeds at) dismantling the pop-culture concept of Conan as a dude-bro meat-head jock, revealing the politically-charged Conan of Howard's mythos.

Hey Folks! Check out this zine I worked on, It covers many topics in the realm of political economy including: Fiscal/Budget crisis, Classical economics, The financial crisis of 08', structural inequalities (taxes?), and some thoughts on how to move forward. I love you, keep reading and thinking critically. Arianna Gil.

Despite recent crises in the financial system, uprisings in Greece, France, and Bolivia, worldwide decline of faith in neoliberal trade policies, deepening ecological catastrophes, and global deficits of realized democracy, we still live in an era of "spectacular capitalism." But what is "spectacular capitalism?" Spectacular capitalism is the dominant mythology of capitalism that disguises its int  read more »

by Neon Trotsky

The U.S. Mexico border analyzed through the lens of race, globalization, and the environment. Great primer on radical border politics.

When one finds an image of a privileged American walking his dog with an SUV, there's little one can do to avoid making a de-motivational poster.