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Welcome to Anarcho-Syndicalism 101, your entry point to the global anarcho-syndicalist and revolutionary unionist movement. As its name suggests, this website is devoted to aiding and furthering an autonomous global movement of working class solidarity and direct action, based around the ideas and principles of anarcho-syndicalism.

Anarcho-Syndicalism 101 is a web archive of theoretical and historical texts, articles, image and mp3 files, cultural items and outreach material (otherwise known as propaganda) produced by, and related to, libertarian and autonomous class struggle. Here you will find information on various aspects of anarcho-syndicalist theory and practise, including some texts translated into English for the first time, specifically for this site.

Given that anarcho-syndicalism is a living praxis with relevance to the real world, and not a dead dogma, this site features criticism of anarcho-syndicalism over a broad ideological spectrum.

Anarcho-Syndicalism 101 features collections of works by protagonists of anarcho-syndicalism, not least of which includes Rudolf Rocker, and Emile Pouget, two of the main anarcho-syndicalist theorists. It includes a section on the achievements in self-management, direct democracy and anarchy carried out during the Spanish Revolution of 1936.

This site also looks at issues such as racism, sexism, homophobia and nationalist culture, examining them not only as problems in and of themselves, but as obstacles to working class solidarity. Needless to say, included in this examination are ways and means of overcoming them. This section will also examine efforts to overcome perceived conflicts between workers' rights and environmental concerns. We will also focus on other matters which affect working people such as housing and transit issues.

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Texts :: analysis
Unemployment struggle in Gothenburg, Sweden

"Unemployment is a weapon aimed at the whole of the working class; the unemployed are being squeezed making the unemployment as unbearable as possible, which leads to dumped wages and working conditions. Because when there is a reserve army of desperate people looking for work, the em­ployers can pick and choose, and through the compulsion by the job centres they can force us into taking low paid as well as unpaid work through traineeship. The goal is that unemployment should be­come such a hell that underpaid wage slavery would appear as a better alternative."
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News :: analysis
Against the generalised chaos in the Middle East, develop the camp of the workers!

Bombing in Lebanon, invasion of Gaza, firing of rockets into Haifa
and the north of Israel, chaos in Iraq, threats of war with Iran...

Against the generalised chaos in the Middle East,
develop the camp of the workers !
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Texts :: theory
The Anarcho-Syndicalist Answer to Corporate Globalisation

"The capitalist class, through corporate globalization, can disempower workers, and settle in areas where workers have no political voice to affect change. Already the WTO is set to meet in the remote desert nation of Qatar, which is ruled by a monarchy, and where rival political factions and freedom of speech are illegal. In the USA, corporations increasingly rely on the easily exploitable labor of illegal aliens and prison workforces, two segments of the labor force that have no real rights. Direct action is their only recourse. Likewise, oppressed workers in other lands often have no political say. What else can they do but act directly upon what is immediately oppressing them?"
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TEXT ARCHIVE
IWA Secretariat:
First of May 2008: Against the State and Capitalism, in Memory of the Haymarket Martyrs!
Red and Black Coordination:
Direct Action Against Capitalist Europe!
Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA):
International Women's Day Statement
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Frequently Asked Questions about Workers Solidarity Alliance
Workers Solidarity Alliance (WSA):
Against War and War Profiteers?: Organize for Freedom!
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