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'Anti-Capitalism' as Ideology... and as Movement? - Aufheben (2002)
(chap. 1) Some Facts of Life - Ken Knabb (1997)
(chap. 2) Foreplay - Ken Knabb (1997)
(chap. 3) Climaxes - Ken Knabb (1997)
(chap. 4) Rebirth - Ken Knabb (1997)
Bibliography
Bordiga versus Pannekeok - Antagonism (2001)
Can Banks Create Credit? - Edgar Hardcastle (1971)
Capitalism and Communism - Gilles Dauvé (Jean Barrot) (1974/97)
Conversation With a Hairdresser’s Assistant - Wilhelm Reich (1935)
Free Work Versus Forced Employment - Socialist Standard (1998)
Fundamentals of Revolutionary Communism (Part 1) - Amadeo Bordiga (1957)
Fundamentals of Revolutionary Communism (Part 2) - Amadeo Bordiga (1957)
Fundamentals of Revolutionary Communism (Part 3) - Amadeo Bordiga (1957)
Human Nature and Morality - Socialist Standard (1989)
Invaders From Marx : On the Uses of Marxian Theory, and the Difficulties of a Contemporary Reading - Michael Heinrich (2005)
Marx, Theoretician of Anarchism - Maximilien Rubel (1973)
More Lenin or less Lenin? - Socialist Standard (2004)
Note
Notes on Trotsky, Pannekoek, Bordiga - Gilles Dauvé (Jean Barrot) (1972)
Practice and Ideology in the Direct Action Movement - Undercurrent (2000)
Preliminaries on Councils and Councilist Organization - René Riesel (1969)
Revolutionary Self-Theory : A Beginners' Manual - Anon (1985)
The Alternative to Capitalism - Adam Buick and John Crump (1987)
The Communist Club - Keith Scholey (2006)
The Futility of Reformism (exert) - Samuel Leight (1984)
The Joy of Revolution - Ken Knabb (1997)
The Materialist Conception of History - Edgar Hardcastle (Socialist Studies) (1995)
The Reproduction of Everyday Life - Fredy Perlman (1969)
The Revolution that Wasn’t - Pieter Lawrence (2008)
The Role of the Soviets in Russia's Bourgeois Revolution: The Point of View of Julius Martov - Adam Buick (1976)
The Theory of the Collapse of Capitalism - Anton Pannekoek (1934)
The Thin Red Line: Non-Market Socialism in the Twentieth Century - John Crump (1987)
Towards a better understanding of the world, in order to change it.
We Don't Want Full Employment, We Want Full Lives! - Ken Knabb (1998)
What is Capitalism? - Adam Buick & John Crump (1987)
Why Capitalism Will Not Collapse : Our View of the Crisis - Edgar Hardcastle (SPGB) (1932)