<p>Authors: Roger White, Jason Adams &#38; Sharif Gemie<br />Format: A5<br />Number of Pages: 71<br />Weight: 90g</p> Three essays, including: <ul> <li>Post Colonial Anarchism</li> <li>Non-Western Anarchisms: Rethinking the Global Context</li> <li>Beyond the Borders: The Question of Third World Anarchism</li> </ul> <p>Here&#8217;s an interesting little excerpt from the first page:</p> <p>The rejection of nationalism by many North American anarchists is often an expression of a colonial mindset that requires all of the peoples of the world fighting for liberation to define their social selves in relation to the class war. In this war there are two classes&#8212;the workers and the ruling class. The downtrodden of the world are to see themselves as workers. For this identity shift we gain the solidarity of the class war anarchists. Other anarchists who don&#8217;t subscribe to industrial class age war dogma simply would like to see anarchists cut their ties to the left completely. This severance would presumably free them of all the politcal baggage that solidarity with revolutionary nationalists and indigenous autonomist struggles attract. The two above interpretations of the anarchist movement with respect to the fight agains neo-colonialism and imperialism are not the ideas of an anti-state fringe. They represent the two strongest tendencies in the North American scene. -Roger White</p> 2008-06-13T17:10:02+02:00 post-colonial-non-western-third-world-anarchism 2232322 fanzine 2008-06-13T17:10:02+02:00 2008-06-13T18:55:09+02:00 Hallongrottan anarchy, colonialism, english Authors: Roger White, Jason Adams & Sharif Gemie Format: A5 Number of Pages: 71 Weight: 90g Three essays, including: * Post Colonial Anarchism * Non-Western Anarchisms: Rethinking the Global Context * Beyond the Borders: The Question of Third World Anarchism Here's an interesting little excerpt from the first page: The rejection of nationalism by many North American anarchists is often an expression of a colonial mindset that requires all of the peoples of the world fighting for liberation to define their social selves in relation to the class war. In this war there are two classes-- the workers and the ruling class. The downtrodden of the world are to see themselves as workers. For this identity shift we gain the solidarity of the class war anarchists. Other anarchists who don't subscribe to industrial class age war dogma simply would like to see anarchists cut their ties to the left completely. This severance would presumably free them of all the politcal baggage that solidarity with revolutionary nationalists and indigenous autonomist struggles attract. The two above interpretations of the anarchist movement with respect to the fight agains neo-colonialism and imperialism are not the ideas of an anti-state fringe. They represent the two strongest tendencies in the North American scene. -Roger White 2008-06-13T17:10:02+02:00 manual 90 4906212 shopify deny 1 Default 1 40.00 2232322 true true 2009-04-30T14:39:48+02:00 2008-06-13T17:10:02+02:00 4414802 1 2232322 2008-06-13T18:55:09+02:00 http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/6905/products/anarchism.jpg?1265470395 Title