Anarcho-Syndicalist Review, #31 - 40

#31, Spring 2001

• Editorial: The New Capitalism
• Wobbles: IWW strikes ACORN, Carpenters Leave AFL, Bosses Worry About Negativity, Northeastern Federation of Anarcho-Communists
• Be Careful What You Ask For, by Lorenzo Komboa Ervin
• Syndicalist News: Anatomy of a Struggle, Construction Workers Demand Safer Work, IMF Actions in Prague... compiled by Mike Hargis
• Anarchism in Slovakia
• Syndicalism in Siberia, translated from Les Temps Maudit
• 153 French Workers Find a Way to Make Themselves Heard, translated by Loren Goldner
• The Tragedy of Fosterism, Review essay by Jon Bekken
• Boring From Within: The Debate. Excerpts from the 1911 IWW press
• Reviews: One Market Under God, review by Jeff Stein
• Kropotkin and the Rise of Revolutionary Anarchism, review essay by Graham Purchase
• Capitalism and its Economics, review by Jon Bekken
• Anarchist Press Review, by Mike Hargis

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#32, Summer 2001

• Editorial: The crisis facing the labor reform movement
• Wobbles: Disrupting Cyberspace, NAFTA gets corporate nod, International dockers strike, Anti-Labor Law, Cut-rate 'justice'
• International News: On the Line, Spanish syndicalists strike Minit Group... compiled by Mike Hargis
• Workers evict Ontario finance minister, by Jeff Shantz
• Hunt For Activists In Bolivia, translated by Ethan Mitchell
• Birth of an international libertarian network: A Libertarian Manifesto for the 21st Century, by International Libertarian Solidarity
• The communalist experience of the Municipal Base Federation of Spezzano Albanese (Italy), translated by Mike Hargis
• Being revolutionary in non-revolutionary times. A conversation bewteen Nicole The, Danielle Zabel and Gary Zabel
• The Peanut Butter Principle or Why Don't We Anarchists Stick Together? by Jeff Stein
• Nationalism or Freedom? by Jon Bekken
• Reviews: Cuban Anarchism, by Michael J. Hargis
• We, the Anarchists: A Study of the FAI, review by Jeff Stein
• U.S. Imperialism in the Dominican Republic, review by Jon Bekken
• Reviews of Anarchist Periodicals

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#33, Winter 2001/2002

• Editorial: Terrorism is the Health of the State
• Obituary: JUAN GOMEZ CASAS
• Wobbles: Soup Kitchens, Raiding Pensions, Capitalism Day, Jailed for Striking, Repression...
• Italian Workers Say "No War"
• September 11th and NATO'S new strategic concept
• International Notes: Cobas Unite, Korean unionist jailed, Sweden, Spain, Russia... compiled by Mike Hargis
• No Human Being is Illegal: IWA Meets on Immigration
• Anarcho-Syndicalist Answer to Corporate Globalization, by Brian Oliver Sheppard
• The Enslaved Society, by Eoghan Stafford
• A tale of two strikes: Education workers in Hawai'i, by Mike Long
• Capitalist Terror and Madness: George bin Laden & Osama son of Bush incorporated, by Harald Beyer-Arnesen
• Reviewed Briefly: Summerhill, Hubert Harrison, Anarchist Periodicals
• Workers in Control or Workers Under Control? by Brian Oliver Sheppard

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#34, Spring 2002

• Editorial: Enron: Corruption As Usual
• Obituary: Martin Glaberman
• Wobbles: Football and Global Finance, Heroic Gardeners and Police Dolls...
• Syndicalist News: Repression at Mail Center, Garbage Collectors' Victory, Australian Transit Workers, Police Terror in Sweden... compiled by Mike Hargis
• Pierre Bourdieu on Radio Libertaire: A Cardinal Visits the Anarchists, interview by Archibald Zurvan
• An Anarcho-Syndicalist Response to Anarcho-Primitivism, by Brian Oliver Sheppard
• What's Left of the Left? by Louis Prisco
• The Autonomous Industrial Colony "Kuzbass," by Anatoly Shtyrbul
• Anarchist Convergence in Porto Alegre, Brazil, by Jason Adams
• Argentina: Between Poverty & Protest, by Federacion Libertaria Argentina
• Bolivia On The Brink, by Juventud Libertaria
• Review: Three Strikes (Remembering Labor's War Zone), review by Jon Bekken
• Review: Harvest Wobblies, by Jon Bekken
• A Stake, Not a Mistake: On Not Seeing the Enemy, by Jared James

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#35/36, Fall 2002

• Editorial: The National Security State
• Obituary: Wilstar Choongo
• Wobbles: 35 Years to First Contract, Your Right to Anarchy, Slavery in Florida, Worried Bosses...
• International Notes: General Strike Shakes Spain, Polish Anarchists, Against the Capitalist New War Order, compiled by Mike Hargis
• Brazil's Red Star Goes Dim: "Workers' Party" for Sale, by James Wilson
• Argentina: Lessons for Anarchism, by Yvon, CNT-AIT
• The Anarchist Movement in Turkey, by Tierra y Libertad
• Special Section - Sam Dolgoff: A Centenary
• Sam Dolgoff: A Retrospective, by Jeff Stein
• Reflections on Sam Dolgoff's Notes for a Discussion on the Regeneration of the American Labor Movement, by Mike Hargis
• The Sam Dolgoff Papers. Dolgoff Bibliography
• Sam Dolgoff, by Paul Berman
• Memories of Sam Dolgoff. by Dorothy Gallagher, Robert S. Calese, Richard Ellington, and Sidney Solomon
• Is Anarchism Right for Complex Societies? by Brian Oliver Sheppard
• "Bourgeois Neo-Anarchism," Dolgoff and the Contemporary Anarchist Movement, by Brian Oliver Sheppard
• Sam Dolgoff and Constructive Anarchism, by Jeff Schantz
• Kropotkin's Revolutionary Philosophy, by Sam Dolgoff
• Grooming the Crown Princes, by Sam Dolgoff
• A Life in the Revolution, Review essay by Graham Purchase
• Ghetto-statism, or confederal, social emancipation? by Harald Beyer-Arnesen
• G8: Some Contributions to a Critique of the Anti-Globalization Movement, by Tom Keefer
• G8: A Syndicalist Counterpoint, by John Hollingsworth
• G8: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? by Jeff Schantz
• Reviews: Fighting for Education, by Mike Long
• Arms for Spain, Green Bans Red Union, Kropotkin in Our Time, Reviews by Jeff Stein, Jon Bekken and Alison Lewis

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#37, Spring 2003

• Editorial: No War Between Nations, No Peace Between Classes!
• Obituary: Britta Grondahl
• Wobbles: 'Yes Men Spoof WTO, Socially Responsible Capitalism, Emma Goldman Wins Free Speech Fight...
• Libertarians Against All Wars
• International Syndicalist News: Direct Action Confronts War Machine, Serbian Syndicalists Face Repression, Italian General Strike... compiled by Mike Hargis
• Argentina: Crisis and Rebellion, by Eric Chester
• The Crisis in the American Labor Movement. by Jon Bekken
• The ACTU's Organizing Model: Opportunities for Workers' Control? by Peter Siegl
• Impressions from i2002: The International Solidarity Conference in Essen, Germany, by Harald Beyer-Arnesen
• Direct Action as "Propaganda by the Deed," the Making of a "moral Economy," and the Need for an Institutionalized Playfield, Too, by Harald Beyer-Arnesen
• A Tough Period for Sweden's SAC, by Rasmus Fleischer
• Rebuilding the Danish Anarchist Movement, by Jonas Bals
• Sam Dolgoff Centennary: Two Poems and A Reminiscence, by Judith Molina and V.T. Lee
• Review: After Capitalism, by Jeff Stein
• Debates: Between Organization and Isolation. views by Graham Purchase and Georgios Alexandrou
• Primitism & Reformism, by Louis Prisco
• A Syndicalist Ecology, by Graham Purchase

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#38, Winter 2003/2004

• Editorial: The Stupid Economy
• Wobbles: Fareless Strike, Scissorbill's holiday, Taxing the Wage Slaves, The instinct for justice is inborn ...
• International Notes: General Strikes against War, CNT Wins 138-day strike in Sevilla, Greek anarchists protest refugee camps... compiled by Mike Hargis
• NEPAD: New Partnership for Africa's Exploitation, by Lucien van der Walt
• Downfall of the sleepers, by CNT-AIT of France
• East European Anarchists meet to build stronger movement, by Antti Rautiainen
• Pensions, War and Rights: Time for a general strike, by Careri Gianfranco
• Worker's Control Conference, by Sid Parissi
• The Crisis in the American Labor Movement II, by Jon Bekken
• Venezuelan anarchists confront Chavism, by Comision de Relaciones Anarquistas of Venezuela
• 80 years ago: IWA's founding congress, by John Andersson
• Work without end, or time to live? Fighting over time. Review essay by Jon Bekken
• The Myth of "Public" Broadcasting, Review essay by Mike Long
• Reviews: Tarzan the Anarchist, From Nazi to Anarchist, The Uselessness of Heroes, Films About Labor. Reviews by Jeff Stein, Peter McGregor, Charles Reeve & Jon Bekken

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#39, Summer 2004

• Editorial: Anarchists for Kerry? by Mike Long
• Wobbles: Land of Prisons, Hoteliers for shorter hours, Socialists for war, 38¢ on the dollar, Boom goes the bust
• International News Argentina's Piqueteros fight on By Martin Obregon and Joan Mena Estrada
• New violence in Kosovo by Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative
• Venezuela: The logic of our times
• Zapatista murdered, Iraqi regime picks "official" union
• Announcements
• The Kept Press' War on Workers: Labor & the News Media by Jon Bekken
• Business Unionism by any other name: The limits of Social Unionism in Canada by Jeff Shantz
• Engineering and Anarchism by Jeff Stein
• Another Defeat for U.S. Workers: The Los Angeles Supermarket Strike of 2003-2004 by Loren Goldner
• Reviews: America's Borgia Family by Jeff Stein; Fighting for union democracy by Jon Bekken; George Woodcock's "anarchism" by Jon Bekken
• Letters: Public broadcasting, Organize the public sector

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#40, Winter 2004/2005

• Editorials: As We Go Marching
• The Real Tsunami Tragedy by Mike Long
• WOBBLES: Pension Scams, Iraq, No Sweat Union Busting
• Syndicalist News: AIT Congress, IWW Organizing, CGT Now Spain's Third Largest Union
• The Anarchist Struggle in Cuba: An Interview with Octavio Alberola from El Libertario, Venezuela.
• On the Situation in Cuba Today from Cuba Libertaria #3
• International: The "Bolivarian Revolution" by Rafael Uzcátegui, translation by Mike Hargis.
• The Social Compact: Obsolete Unions 2005, by Louis Prisco
• Not Quite A Million, by Mike Hargis
• "There Is No Alternative" (or is there?), by Eric Chester
• AFL piecards looking for a future, by Jon Bekken
• Fight or Walk: Chicago Transit Fare Strike. by Midwest Unrest
• Syndicalist organizing in Poland. Interview with a Polish Federacja Anarchistyczna activist, by Pete Stidman
• The Anarchists Who Liberated Paris, and Why They Did It by, Robert P. Helms
• Work Councils: Between Reform and Revolution, by H. (FAU-Bremen), translation by Harald Beyer-Arnesen
• Works Councils: A Case Study by CNT-AIT France
• Six days that shook General Motors, by Hans-Gerdøefinger
• Reviews: Modern Times Are Here Again, by Anis Shivani; American Secularism, by Jeff Stein; The Labor Party delusion, by Jon Bekken; Periodical Reviews, by Mike Hargis

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