Assorted texts on other sites
The Capitalist System, by Mikhail Bakunin (1870)
Ideas on Social Organization, by James Guillaume (1876)
Karl Marx’s Capital, by Carlo Cafiero (1879)
To the Workingmen of America, by the International Working Peoples’ Association (1883)
Between Peasants: A Dialogue on Anarchy, by Errico Malatesta (1884)
The Coming Anarchy, by Peter Kropotkin (1887)
Reconstruction in Texas, by Albert Parsons (1889)
The Conquest of Bread, by Peter Kropotkin (1892)
The State: Its Historic Role, by Peter Kropotkin (1896)
Value, Price and Profit, by Karl Marx (1898)
Imperialism: Monster of the Twentieth Century, by Kōtoku Shūsui (1901)
The Conference in London, by Anselmo Lorenzo (1901)
Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, by Peter Kropotkin (1902)
The Curse of Race Prejudice, by James F. Morton Jr. (1906)
Value Theory, by Anton Pannekoek (1908)
Anarchism and Other Essays, by Emma Goldman (1910)
The Modern State, by Peter Kropotkin (1913)
Our Foreign Policy, by Errico Malatesta (1914)
To the People, by Los Quijotes del Ideal (1937)
A Soldier Returns, from One Big Union Monthly (1937)
Reminiscences of Spain, by Raymond Galstad (1938)
The Tyranny of the Clock, by George Woodcock (1944)
The American Worker, by Paul Romano and Ria Stone / Grace Lee Boggs (1947)
Commodity Fetishism, by Fredy Perlman (1968)
Enragés and Situationists in the Occupations Movement, by René Viénet (1968)
The Reproduction of Daily Life, by Fredy Perlman (1969)
Martin Sostre and the Open Road Interview (1976)
The Value Theory of Labour, by Diane Elson (1979)
Anatoli Zhelezniakov, by Paul Avrich (1980)
The Approaching Obsolescence of Housework: A Working-Class Perspective, by Angela Davis (1981)
Against Imperialism: International Solidarity and Resistance, by Endless Struggle (1990)
Management by Stress, by Jane Slaughter (1990)
Anarchism and the Black Revolution, by Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin (1993)
The Democratic State: Critique of Bourgeois Sovereignty, by Karl Held and Audrey Hill (1993)
Back From Hell: Black Power and Treason to Whiteness Inside Prison Walls, by Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin (1994)
Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II, by William Blum (1995)
Anarchism: Arguments for and against, by Albert Meltzer (1996)
Kropotkin Was No Crackpot, by Stephen Jay Gould (1997)
“No!” to the War in the Balkans, by Subcomandante Marcos (1999)
Money and Logos, by M.D.P. (2001)
The Origin of the State, by Harold Barclay (2003)
Say No to the War of Fear, by Subcomandante Marcos (2003)
Settler colonialism and the elimination of the native, by Patrick Wolfe (2006)
Violence Against Indigenous Women, by Warrior Publications (2006)
Canada’s secret war in Iraq, by Richard Sanders (2008)
A Contribution to the Critique of Political Autonomy, by Gilles Dauvé and Karl Nesic (2008)
Patriarchy and Commodity Society: Gender without the Body, by Roswitha Scholz (2009)
Notes on the New Housing Question, by Maya Gonzalez (2010)
Summer of Yippie!, by Past Tense Vancouver (2011)
Communization and the Abolition of Gender, by Maya Gonzalez (2011)
The Gendered Circuit: Reading The Arcane of Reproduction, by Maya Gonzalez (2013)
Marie-Joseph Angélique, by Afua Cooper (2014)
To Praise Ginger Goodwin Is to Revere a Radical, by Mark Leier (2014)
On the Question of Allies, by Zig-Zag (2016)
Remembering Federico Arcos, by David Watson (2016)
The Coming Desert: Kropotkin, Mars and the Pulse of Asia, by Mike Davis (2016)
The Specificity of Imperialism, by Salar Mohandesi (2018)
Afro-Blue Notes: The Death of Afro-pessimism (2.0)?, by Greg Thomas (2018)
A Soldier’s Story: Revolutionary Writings by a New Afrikan Anarchist, by Kuwasi Balagoon (2019)
The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (2019)
To Abolish the Family, by ME O’Brien (2019)
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Resource Guide, by the Lakota People’s Law Project (2020)
Martin Sostre: Prison Revolutionary, by Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin (2020)
Canada In The World: Settler Capitalism and the Colonial Imagination, by Tyler A. Shipley (2020)
“The Greatest Purveyor of Violence”: Black Rose Statement on U.S. Aggression Against Iran (2020)
Against All Wars, Against All Governments: Understanding the US-Iran War, by CrimethInc (2020)
The revolution will be translated, by Jane Shi (2020)
Another Word for Settle: A Response to Rattachements and Inhabit (2021)
Abjection and Abstraction: An Interview with Maya Gonzalez and Jeanne Neton (2021)
How Saidiya Hartman Changed the Study of Black Life, with Elias Rodriques (2022)
Untenable History, by Carolyn Nakamura (2022)
Shortcut to the Absolute, by James Crane (2023)
6 ways Justin Trudeau is misleading Canadians about immigration, by The Breach (2024)
The Crisis in Haiti is the Result of Racist Colonialism, by Krys Cerisier (2024)
Dismantling the Haitian state (feat. Canada), by The Breach (2024)
How Canada helps build Israel’s fighter jets, by The Breach (2024)
Mining Blackness, by Fitsum Areguy (2024)
The End of Lean Production… and What’s Ahead, by Kim Moody (2024)
Links to other sites
Vancouver Anarchist Online Archive
University of Victoria Anarchist Archive
Robert Graham’s Anarchism Blog
list of digitized anarchist periodicals
Stuart Christie Memorial Archive
Southeast Asian Anarchist Library
Sparrows’ Nest Library and Archive
Selected original texts by M. P. T. Acharya
Fragments d’Histoire de la gauche radicale
New Historical Express: Radical Online Collections and Archives
We Never Forget: The Labor Martyrs Project
Shekon Neechie (Indigenous History)
Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Abolition Coalition
Encampment Support Network – Toronto
Industrial Workers of the World
Sqeq’petsin (For clean water and healthy salmon) | Secwepemc Say No TMX
Blockade Defense:
Solidarity with all folks facing charges in the anti CGL pipeline struggle
âpihtawikosisân: Law, Language, Culture
kâ-pimotêt aski-iskwêw (Walking Earth Woman)
Women’s Coordinating Committee For a Free Wallmapu
Settlers In Support of Indigenous Sovereignty
Finding Cleo (CBC)
A Cree family’s search for their missing sister Cleopatra Semaganis Nicotine and attempts to uncover why she and her five siblings were taken into government care in the early 1970s and adopted into non-Indigenous families in Canada and the United States
Leonard Peltier Defense Committee