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links strategies for change 165 Adbusters: http://adbusters.org Anarchist People of Color: http://www.illegalvoices.org Activist Network: http://www.activistnetwork.org.uk/index.php Black Bloc for Dummies: http://www.infoshop.org/blackbloc.html Earth Liberation Front: http://earthliberationfront.com/about Guerrilla Girls: http://www.guerrillagirls.com International Workers’ Association (IWA): http://www.SolFed. org.uk Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination: http://www.labofii. net/documentation/index.html Prayers to the Product: http://www.thevacuumcleaner.co.uk/ prayers.html Reclaim the Streets: http://www.reclaimthestreets.net Save our Starbucks (SOS): http://www.starbuckscoffee.co.uk Shifting Ground: http://www.shiftingground.org Wombles: http://www.wombles.org.uk Workers Solidarity Movement: http://struggle.ws/wsm.html notes 1. M. Bakunin, On Anarchism, S. Dolgoff (ed.) (Montreal: Black Rose, 1980), 288. 2. E. Malatesta, Life and Ideas, V. Richards (ed.) (London: Freedom Press, 1977), 158. 3. G. Landauer, Social Democracy in Germany (London: Freedom Press, 1896(?)), 2. 4. A. Dirlik, ‘The Path Not Taken: The Anarchist Alternative in Chinese Socialism, 1921–27’, International Review of Social History, xxxiv, 1989, 1–41. 5. C. Wilson, Three Essays on Anarchism (Orkney: Cienfuegos Press, 1979), 13. 6. E. Goldman, Red Emma Speaks, A.K. Shulman (ed.) (London: Wildwood House, 1979), 135–6. 7. O. Rühle, The Struggle Against Fascism Begins with the Struggle Against Bolshevism (London: Elephant Editions, 1990), 11; 14. 8. A. Lehning, ‘Bakunin’s Conceptions of Revolutionary Organisations and Their Role: A Study of His ‘Secret Societies’, in C. Abramsky (ed.), Essays in Honour of E.H. Carr (London: Macmillan, 1974), 68.
166 anarchism: a beginner’s guide 9. Bakunin to Nechayev, M. Confino (ed.) ‘Bakunin’s Letter’, Encounter 39, (1) 1972: 85. 10. Malatesta, Life and Ideas, V. Richards (ed.) (London: Freedom Press, 1977), 161; 164. 11. ‘Bashing the Black Bloc?’, Black & Red Revolution no. 6, 2002, http://flag.blackened.net/revolt.rbr/rbr6/black.html 12. S. Christie, The Christie File (Orkney: Cienfuegos Press, 1980), 228. 13. Anarchist Federation, Beyond Resistance (London: AF, 2003), 27. 14. J. Joll, The Anarchists, 2 nd edn. (London: Methuen, 1979), 103. 15. D. Nicoll, La Carmagnole: The Spirit of Revolt (London, 1898), 4–5. 16. Bakunin, On Anarchism, 188; 205. 17. E. Reclus, ‘Anarchy: By an Anarchist’, Contemporary Review, XLV, 1882: 640. 18. Malatesta, Life and Ideas, 154 19. J. Clark, ‘A Social Ecology’, Social Anarchism, 2000, http://library. nothingness.org/articles/anar/en/display/303 20. Anarchist Communist Federation, You Can’t Blow Up a Social Relationship (San Francisco: Acrata Press, 1985), 7. 21. R. Van Duyn, Message of a Wise Kabouter (London: Duckworth, 1972), 97. 22. M. Bookchin, Whither Anarchism? A Reply to Recent Critics, 1998, http://dwardmac.pitzer.edu/Anarchist_Archives/bookchin/whither.html 23. A. Bonanno, Armed Joy, 1977, http://www.geocities.com/ kk_abacus/ioaa/a_joy.html 24. J. Zerzan, Running on Emptiness (Los Angeles: Feral House, 2002), 162. 25. Bakunin, On Anarchism, 167. 26. R. Rocker, Anarcho-Syndicalism (London: Phoenix Press, n.d.), 65. 27. M. Nettlau, Responsibility and Solidarity in the Labor Struggle (London: Freedom Press, 1900), 8. 28. E. Pataud and E. Pouget, How We Shall Bring About the Revolution (London: Pluto Press, 1990), 5. 29. Ratgeb, ABCD of the Revolution: From Wild-Cat Strike to Self- Management in Everything (Get It Together Yourself Books, n.d.), 6–7. 30. G. Landauer, For Socialism (St Louis, Missouri: Telos Press, 1978), 134. 31. Voline, The Unknown Revolution (Montreal: Black Rose, 1975), 559. 32. Red Army Faction, RAF (Edinburgh: AK Books, 1990), 22. 33. Anon., Guerrilla Warfare: An Introduction to the Art of Revolution, n.d., http://www.insurgentdesire.org.uk/warfare.htm
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