Finally, A.W. Zurbrugg reviews Kate Clark, 'Twilight of the Soviet Union: Memoirs of a Moscow Correspondent'

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Next @constancebantman.bsky.social reviews Andrew Whitehead's 'A Devilish Kind of Courage: Anarchists, Aliens and the Siege of Sidney Street' @reaktionbooks.bsky.social

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In the reviews section, Jorn Janssen reviews Tim Dowdall's, 'Max Stirner and Nihilism: Between Two Nothings'.

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And, in the fourth article in this issue, @shanealittle.bsky.social introduces a previously unknown article by Voltarine de Cleyre, 'The Economic Phase of Anarchism', which is printed here.

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In the third article in this issue, Juan Carlos Mijangos Noh offers 'Creating an Anarchist Community: How can Students from a Neoliberal University Participate?'

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In the second article in AS 33.2, Katya Krylova presents 'The Beauty of Anarchy: Murmurations as a Collective Response to Uncertainty'.

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Anarchist Studies 33.2 (Autumn, '25) is out now!

This edition of the journal features 4 original articles and 3 book reviews.

First, Robert T.F. Downes, 'Green Anarchy & Red Praxis: An Anarcho-Indigenous Dialogue Towards a Democracy of Species'.

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And in the fourth article in this issue, Levon Kwok presents 'A Cry for the Future of Hong Kong: Blackbird's The Return of the Orphan'

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The third article in AS 33.1 is written by Jason Garner, 'Updating Anarchism: The Transnational Debate on Anarchist Ideology and Tactics in the Aftermath of the First World War'

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In the second article in AS 33.1, Dai O'Brien and Steve Emery discuss 'L.A. Motler: a Deaf Anarchist'

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Anarchist Studies 33.1 (Spring, 2025) is out now!

The issue features 4 original articles and 6 book reviews.

@olebirklaursen.bsky.social starts the issue with ''Deserter in Scandinavia': August Souch, Transregional Networks, and the Scandinavian Syndicalist Press, 1914-1919'

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Starting now!

Tomorrow!

Loughborough University's Anarchism Research Group seminar 6th Dec 14:00-15:00 (GMT).

Join @hamishkallin.bsky.social and @gioli.bsky.social as they discuss their @edinburghup.bsky.social collection 'Thinking as Anarchists: Selected Writings from Volontá'.
All welcome! Instructions below.

Upcoming seminar from Loughborough University's Anarchism Research Group.

Join Hamish Kallin and @gioli.bsky.social as they discuss their Edinburgh University Press collection 'Thinking as Anarchists: Selected Writings from Volontá'. Weds 6th Dec 14:00-15:00

All welcome!

Anarchist Studies 31.2 (2023) is out now!

Issue 31.2 is a special issue, 'One Hundred Years with and without Kropotkin', featuring an editorial, 5 original articles, and 5 book reviews.
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