Anarcho-Syndicalist Review

History and profile

The magazine was co-founded in 1986 by Sam Dolgoff. The first issue of the magazine appeared on May 1, 1986.[2] Among others it was published by Sam Dolgoff as Libertarian Labor Review in the United States[3] which decided to rename itself in number 25 as Anarcho-Syndicalist Review in order to avoid confusion with right libertarian views[4] The headquarters is in Philadelphia.[2]

ASR publishes reports on the international syndicalist movement, debates and analysis of strategies for contemporary syndicalist organizing, an ongoing series exploring anarchist economic theory, articles on aspects of anarcho-syndicalist history, and an extensive reviews section. The ASR web site includes complete listings of contents for all issues.

gollark: What if they weren't even CB prizes but had random lineages?
gollark: That would be amazing.
gollark: Not just a CB prize - a *-1G* prize.
gollark: What does the name mean?
gollark: That's a nebula dragon and a half.

References
  1. Dolgoff, Anatole (2016). Left of the Left: My Memories of Sam Dolgoff. AK Press. p. 361. ISBN 9781849352482.
  2. "About ASR". ASR. Retrieved January 2, 2016.
  3. "LIBERTARIAN LABOR REVIEW: Anarchosyndicalist Ideas and Discussion. #9 Summer, 1990. Paperback – January 1, 1989 by Jon, Sam Dolgoff, MiMi Rivera and Jeff Stein (editorial collective)" at Amazon.com
  4. "Libertarian Labor Review INDEX #1-24" at syndicalists.us


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