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Are you an organizer or activist engaged in movement work?  Are you interested in taking time to reflect on the lessons and ideals of this work in order to help advance anarchist and anti-authoritarian theory and praxis?  Do you have ideas, experiences, or questions that you would like to develop and share with a wider audience?
If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, the Perspectives on Anarchist Theory editorial collective would like to hear from you.  As the global political terrain continues to shift and tremble, it is crucial that those of us with visions of a free society share our work and ideas so that we can create a solid, common foundation on which to build a better world.

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New Issue of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory available from AK Press!

  http://www.akpress.org/perspectivesonanarchisttheorymagazine.html Here’s what’s inside: * Introduction, Lara Messersmith-Glavin * Elsipogtog: River of Fire, Andréa Schmidt * Theatre and the Art of Transgression, Tamara Lynne * Octavia’s Brood: An Interview with Walidah Imarisha, Lara Messersmith-Glavin * Liberating Linguistics, Alexander Reid Ross * Do-It-Yourself Strategies for … Read more

New Issue of Perspectives from AK Press!

New Issue of Perspectives from AK Press!

The new issue of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory is now available from AK Press.  

Here’s what’s inside:

* Introduction, Lara Messersmith-Glavin

* Elsipogtog: River of Fire, Andréa Schmidt

* Theatre and the Art of Transgression, Tamara Lynne

* Octavia’s Brood: An Interview with Walidah Imarisha, Lara Messersmith-Glavin

* Liberating Linguistics, Alexander Reid Ross

* Do-It-Yourself Strategies for Revolutionary Study Groups, Mamos Rotnelli

* “Strict Discipline Combined with Social Equality”: Orwell on Leadership in the Spanish Militias, Kristian Williams

* Building Revolutionary Anarchism, Colin O’Malley

* The Heist of East 13th Street, Jackson Smith

* The Black Freedom Struggle: An Anarchist Perspective, Jonathan W. Hutto Sr.

* Refusing the Planetary Work Machine, Kevin Van Meter

* Insurgent Health, Javier Sethness-Castro

* The Violence of Bureaucracy, Dalel Benbabaali

* We All Have a Stake, We All Have Contributions to Make, Andrew Cornell

IAS Newsletter, Winter 2014

CONTENTS
* Announcing Our 2014 Grantees
* The Next Grant Application Deadline
* Forthcoming issue of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory
* Newest Title in Our Anarchist Interventions Book Series
* Reminder about Our New, Improved IAS Web Site
* Recent IAS Events
* Help Sustain Independent Radical Scholarship
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ANNOUNCING OUR 2014 GRANTEES
As always, we had a difficult time deciding on our grantees, given that we received many worthy applications for writing and translation projects during each round. But this round was particularly hard: we received a record high of 110 proposals, from across the world and in many languages, compared to the typical 30 to 40 applications. That’s good news in terms of what appears to be a growing commitment to autonomous, politically engaged writing and translating on antiauthoritarian themes as well as from anarchist(ic) perspectives. Sadly, the IAS could only fund four proposals based on our available funds—all the more reason we hope that you’ll consider becoming a monthly sustainer in order for the IAS to grant more awards the next time around (see below).
That said, we’re honored to congratulate the following people on their IAS grant awards! Here’s a glimpse of their upcoming projects:

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IAS Newsletter, Winter 2014

Contents   * Announcing Our 2014 Grantees * The Next Grant Application Deadline * Forthcoming issue of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory * Newest Title in Our Anarchist Interventions Book Series * Reminder about Our New, Improved IAS Web Site * Recent IAS Events * Help … Read more

Kidz City Model

Kidz City Model

China Martens received an IAS writing grant for this project about some evolving strategies that Kidz City Baltimore developed while organizing.  Check it out!