Anarchism Research Group

@anarchismresgroup.bsky.social

Established in 2008, the ARG is a research initiative at Loughborough University providing space for the discussion, exploration and analysis of anarchist history, theory and practice. This feed promotes the activity of its members and associates.

The reviews section of AS 34.1 features @profalexp.bsky.social on Newman and La Torre's 'The Anarchist Before the Law'; Nathan Jun on Jarrett's 'Lockean Property Ethics'; Francis O'Connor on Biehl's 'Their Blood got Mixed'; + Isobel van Hagen on Branson's 'Practical Anarchism'. (6/7) bit.ly/41dZjYO

Anarchist Studies: Volume 34 Issue 1 (2026) - Lawrence Wishart

Anarchist Studies: An inter- and multi-disciplinary journal of anarchism research - Issue contents for Volume 34 Issue 1 (2026)

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📝New article from ARG member Ruth Kinna and former ARG PhD student Simon Stevens. Their article 'Anarchism: War, Violence and Scapegoating' was recently published in the journal Contemporary Political Theory. This article is available open access here: bit.ly/46xKMul @irph.bsky.social

Anarchism: war, violence and scapegoating - Contemporary Political Theory

This article gives an anarchist account of politics as war to theorise an anarchist Realpolitik. Mikhail Vereshchagin’s killing in War and Peace provides the springboard to review the claim that sover...

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📝New article from ARG member @msadams.bsky.social and his @irph.bsky.social colleague Rakesh Ankit. 'Anarchism and the "Fascination with Empire": George Woodcock in India, 1964-1985' was published in the International Review of Social History. It's available open access here: bit.ly/4qWdBI5

Anarchism and the “Fascination with Empire”: George Woodcock in India, 1964–1985 | International Review of Social History | Cambridge Core

Anarchism and the “Fascination with Empire”: George Woodcock in India, 1964–1985

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📝New article from ARG member @msadams.bsky.social and his @irph.bsky.social colleague Rakesh Ankit. 'Anarchism and the "Fascination with Empire": George Woodcock in India, 1964-1985' was published in the International Review of Social History. It's available open access here: bit.ly/4qWdBI5

Anarchism and the “Fascination with Empire”: George Woodcock in India, 1964–1985 | International Review of Social History | Cambridge Core

Anarchism and the “Fascination with Empire”: George Woodcock in India, 1964–1985

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📝New article from ARG member Ruth Kinna and former ARG PhD student Simon Stevens. Their article 'Anarchism: War, Violence and Scapegoating' was recently published in the journal Contemporary Political Theory. This article is available open access here: bit.ly/46xKMul @irph.bsky.social

Anarchism: war, violence and scapegoating - Contemporary Political Theory

This article gives an anarchist account of politics as war to theorise an anarchist Realpolitik. Mikhail Vereshchagin’s killing in War and Peace provides the springboard to review the claim that sover...

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Perhaps of interest to anyone want to work with the Anarchism Research Group @anarchismresgroup.bsky.social IRPH is also the home of the journal Anarchist Studies. @anarchiststudies.bsky.social

Loughborough International Relations, Politics and History@irph.bsky.social · 7mo ago

To learn more about PhDs in IRPH, see www.lboro.ac.uk/study/postgr... We have multiple studentships available right now. For more details, see www.lboro.ac.uk/study/postgr...