Doctor-anarchists in class war

Memories of a Doctor in War and Peace

The branch of medicine to which Lady Hutton owed her main allegiance was psychiatry and this story of her life includes memories of her first post as a young Edinburgh graduate on the staffs of Larbert and the Edinburgh Royal Mental Hospital. Later she worked under Sir Frederick Mott and Dr. Edward Mapother at the Maudsley Hospital, and for 14 years she was medical officer to the Ellen Terry Ho...

Class Structure and "Total War"

State Repression Against Anarchists in Italy

Anarchists and Labor Unions: Applying New Social Movmenent Theory to the Characteristics of Contemporary Anarchists

This paper studies the characteristics and union membership of North American anarchists. Traditionally, anarchism has been a working-class based movement that rejects authority and domination. New social movement (NSM) theory suggests that movements have changed in recent decades to focus less on the working class and economic issues, and more upon social and political concerns. A survey by a ...

A Casualty in the Class War: Canada's Medicare.

"There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning." (Warren Buffett, five years ago.) Last year's Occupy Wall Street movement suggested that people are finally catching on. Note, making war: Buffett meant that there was deliberate intent and agency behind the huge transfer of wealth, since 1980, from the 99% to the 1%. Nor is the war meta...