Anarchism

Moscow: KAS-KOR. 1994. Near Fine, wraps, 49 pp. The third issue of this journal begun by. Anarcho-Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR. and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers. actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the. situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting. time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by. Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai, Vlad. Tupikin, Galina Rakitskaya, Alexander Tarasov.... Near Fine, wraps, 49 pp. The third issue of this journal begun by Anarcho- Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai, Vlad Tupikin, Galina Rakitskaya, Alexander Tarasov... Trade paperback more information

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Moscow: KAS-KOR. 1993. Near Fine, wraps, 47, 55, 49, 48 pp. A complete run (four issues) of. this journal begun by Anarcho-Syndicalists in Russia. The initial. impetus, for both KAS-KOR and the journal, was the massive number of. independent workers actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal. itself ended as the situation in Russia changed, but these issues. chronicle a very interesting time in the Russian labor movement.. English language. Articles by Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov,. Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai, Mikhail Tsovma, Vlad Tupikin, David. Mandel, Galina Rakitskaya, Andrei Kolganov, Alexander Segal,. Alexander Tarasov.... Near Fine, wraps, 47, 55, 49, 48 pp. A complete run (four issues) of this journal begun by Anarcho-Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the situation in Russia changed, but these issues chronicle a very interesting time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai, Mikhail Tsovma, Vlad Tupikin, David Mandel, Galina Rakitskaya, Andrei Kolganov, Alexander Segal, Alexander Tarasov... Trade paperback more information

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Moscow: KAS-KOR. 1993. Near Fine, wraps, 47 pp. The first issue of this journal begun by. Anarcho-Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR. and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers. actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the. situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting. time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by. Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Alexander Segal,. Alexander Tarasov.... Near Fine, wraps, 47 pp. The first issue of this journal begun by Anarcho- Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Alexander Segal, Alexander Tarasov... Trade paperback more information

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Moscow: KAS-KOR. 1995. Near Fine, wraps, 48 pp. The final issue of this journal begun by. Anarcho-Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR. and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers. actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the. situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting. time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by. Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai,. Mikhail Tsovma, David Mandel, Galina Rakitskaya, Alexander Tarasov.... Near Fine, wraps, 48 pp. The final issue of this journal begun by Anarcho- Syndicalists in Russia. The initial impetus, for both KAS-KOR and the journal, was the massive number of independent workers actions as the Soviet regime ended. The journal itself ended as the situation in Russia changed, but it chronicles a very interesting time in the Russian labor movement. English language. Articles by Boris Kagarlitsky, Kirill Buketov, Renfrey Clarke, Laure Akai, Mikhail Tsovma, David Mandel, Galina Rakitskaya, Alexander Tarasov... Trade paperback more information

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ABC-Clio. 1999. New. No dust jacket.. New. No dust jacket. Hard cover xiv, 242 p., 7.25"x10.25". more information

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San Francisco: Activists for Independent Socialist Politics (AISP). 1994. Near Fine, wraps, 32 pp, 8.25x10.5 ins. More than half the issue (18. pp) is devoted to the crisis in Russia. Alex Chis went to Moscow in. October 1993, just after the shelling of the Parliament in Moscow, to. cover the events there. Included are interviews, photographs,. articles on human rights, the harassment of Caucasians, etc.. Illustrated.. Near Fine, wraps, 32 pp, 8.25x10.5 ins. More than half the issue (18 pp) is devoted to the crisis in Russia. Alex Chis went to Moscow in October 1993, just after the shelling of the Parliament in Moscow, to cover the events there. Included are interviews, photographs, articles on human rights, the harassment of Caucasians, etc. Illustrated. Trade paperback more information

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Somerville, MA: New England Free Press. 1977. Very Good, wraps, 28 pp.. Circa 1977. Very Good, wraps, 28 pp. Trade paperback more information

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