autumn 2006 442 p. 130 SEK order		The main part of this issue is dedicated to a presentation of the group Théorie communiste and their attempt to, with the help of a periodisation of and with the magnifying glass next to capital and the class struggle, try to understand the content and meaning of the historically past cycles of struggles as well as the current situation. As usual, we look at what a proletarian revolution has to be today, what openings to communism that can emerge as a response to the exploitation by capital. In connection to this, we come in contact with the ‘communising current’ – what is it and what does it want? In a second part follows a debate around Marcel’s text from the last issue and a discussion on the crisis–collapse problematic. The last part make up the Marx–Engels series in which we this time is coming with fresh Swedish translations of two letters by Marx and a selection from The holy family

7 December 2009
In April 2009, Théorie communiste compiled a book on the riots in Greece that took place one year ago. We recommend that you check out the book and read ‘The Glass Floor’, their critical introduction. All available in English.

10 November 2009
Our friends in Blaumachen have made an interesting interview with a friend that participated in the French anti-CPE movement. Read it on their webside: 2005–06: The rebellion of young proletarians in France.

18 February 2009
Current events suggest a four and a half years old analysis to be once again up to date. To those of you who might be interested in our position on the future of the auto production in Trollhättan, see Motarbetaren № 5, 2004.

28 October 2008
Our comrades in Brighton have now released their first issue of Endnotes with the subtitle ‘Preliminary materials for a balance sheet of the 20th century’ which you can order from their website. They have also made a shorter leaflet reflecting on the crisis.

24 July 2008
The recording of a presentation by Théorie communiste on ‘Self-organisation and communisation’, from our meeting in Gothenburg in October 2006, has been finally added to the site. It is however only available in French.

24 July 2008
The recording of a presentation by Théorie communiste on ‘Self-organisation and communisation’, from our meeting in Gothenburg in October 2006, has been finally added to the site. It is however only available in French.

24 August 2007
Updated contact information (new post box address). A few more books (Brinton, Lenneret, Knabb and Voline) can also be ordered through this website.

17 July 2007
Finally, Chris Wright’s text ‘Crisis, Constitution and Capital’, published in riff-raff № 8, is now up on the website.

1 May 2007
A short leaflet for May Day 2007 has been added.

22 January 2007
A short report on the meeting in Gothenburg in October last year has been added to the site. A presentation of the anti-CPE movement by Théorie communiste (in French and Swedish) is also available for download in mp3 format.

5 January 2007
Updated contact information (new PGP key).

30 December 2006
Finally riff-raff № 8 is released also to our English readers. Enjoy!

4 August 2006
Dear readers, we are still working on our 8th issue. While waiting, read a new translation of a text by our friends in AKO about unemployment struggle in Gothenburg (pdf).