Anarchism and the unions: a critique of Malatesta's ahistorical perspective
Submitted by s.nappalos on May 3 2013 12:33
This piece looks at Malatesta's anti-syndicalist arguments, and critiques them for not having a perspective that looks at workers struggle across time. Looking at the role of struggle in cognition, it argues for seeing workplace struggle as a shifting plane of social action and the construction of proletarian subjectivities.
Anarchy - Errico Malatesta
Malatesta's best known work, a pamphlet on what anarchism means.
Anarchist revolution: Polemical articles 1924-1931 - Errico Malatesta
Submitted by working class s... on Dec 26 2012 19:29
A compendium of texts by Italian anarchist communist Errico Malatesta to complement 'His Life And Ideas, ' much of it previously unpublished. As fresh today as when the polemics were written.
Some thoughts on the post-revolutionary property system
In one of Malatesta's most important articles he lays out the debate on the forms of the 'post-revolutionary property system', discussing the various anarchist approaches to the questions of ownership, use of the means of production, exchange, and distribution.
Mussolini, Sacco-Vanzetti and the Anarchists
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 19 2012 09:36
An examination of Benito Mussolini's attitude towards Sacco and Vanzetti by Philip Cannistraro.
Anarchy and Organization: The Debate at the 1907 International Anarchist Congress
A debate at the 1907 international Anarchist Congress between Amédée Dunois, ErrIco Malatesta, Emma Goldman, and Max Baginski on organization.
At the Cafe - Errico Malatesta
A primer on the fundamentals of anarcho-communism, described through conversations.
On Collective Responsibility
Malatesta's 1930 reply to Makhno on collective responsibility.
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