A Future Worth Fighting For

Editorial, ASR 90

As this issue goes to press, the U.S. elections are two months away. One candidate promises to return us to the dark days of the 1950s, when America was “great” (for a few, though many unionized workers had stable jobs and could afford to buy homes); Democratic politicians insist that everything’s great and the millions who believe otherwise are being misled by the media and lying politicians. Most economists – who earn good livings apologizing for the capitalists at colleges, think tanks and commercial banks – agree, even if they would prefer wages to be lower and unemployment higher. Continue reading

ASR 90 (Fall 2024)

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EDITORIAL: A Future Worth Fighting For
WOBBLES: Shorter hours, Expensive bosses, Right to resist, Paying polluters, ‘Humane’ exploitation…
OBITUARY: Remembering Frans deWaal
Syndicalist News: Swedish syndicalists fight for migrant workers
ARTICLES: Project 2025: What the Trumpists Plan for Workers and Unions by Jeff Stein
Global Immigrant Workers Protests by John Kalwaic
The Salish Sea Anarcha Network by Jeff Shantz
SPECIAL SECTION: A Future Worth Fighting For
The Beginning of an Anarchist Society by Wayne Price
Key Features of Anarchy by James Herod
What is Anarchist Economics? by Jeff Stein
Administering a Free Society review essay by Jon Bekken
Palestine: The No-State Solution by James Herod
REVIEWS: Solidarity: How to Change the World by Frank Rogaczewski
The Dilemma of Leninists by Iain McKay
The Left and the Israel/Palestine Wars by Wayne Price
Reviewed in Brief: Anarchist Communism, Canadian Wobblies
A Bureaucrat’s Responsibility to an Illegitimate State film review by Chad Anderson