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Radical Cooperatives: homes without landlords, workers without bosses - DABF2014 audio
Date: Thu, 2014-04-17 12:22
A presentation from the 2014 Dublin anarchist bookfair on the role of radical co-operatives in social change, based on the experience of Radical Routes in the UK.
Cooperatives are a form of mutual aid and solidarity in action - one that can foster an outward looking perspective and active engagement in supporting their communities as well as providing a support network for social change activists.
Radical Cooperatives: homes without landlords, workers without bosses - DABF2014 audio by Workers Solidarity on Mixcloud
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| The Contaminated Crow - Feb 1980 |
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| Research papers on how the media covers protests |
This collection of articles looks at how the media try to discredit protesters in relation to Ireland, London and the US. They were mentioned by Barry Finnegan on Radio Solidarity Show 4. |
Anarchist newspaper published in 1980 by a collective in Dublin and Belfast. This issue is on the anti nuclear movementGet email alerts
July 19th - Anniversary of the
Spanish Revolution
- 1936
Basic historical introduction
Aspects of the Revolution
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