Anarchy Archives

The Anarchy Archives project is a self-described online research center on the history and theory of anarchism. It was created in September 1995 by Dana Ward, a Professor of Political Studies at Pitzer College. It has since been expanded by students in the Political Studies department at Pitzer College, starting in the spring of 1997.

The project consists of two main parts, an archive of collected works of major anarchist theorists and a history of the major anarchist movements in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Collected works

The Anarchy Archives contains works collected from the following authors, representing many different veins of anarchist and socialist thought including individualist anarchism, syndicalism, and communist anarchism:

Stephen Pearl Andrews Francisco Ascaso Ba Jin Mikhail Bakunin Alexander Berkman Marie-Louise Berneri Murray Bookchin Randolph Bourne John Cage Noam Chomsky Voltairine de Cleyre Daniel Cohn-Bendit Karl Diehl Sam Dolgoff Buenaventura Durruti

Giuseppe Fanelli Francisco Ferrer Guardia Ricardo Flores Magón Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Luigi Galleani Mahatma Gandhi William Godwin Emma Goldman Paul Goodman Daniel Guérin Big Bill Haywood Peter Kropotkin Gustav Landauer Gaston Leval Nestor Makhno

Errico Malatesta Albert Meltzer Louise Michel Octave Mirbeau Federica Montseny Johann Most Max Nettlau Juan Garcia Oliver Albert Parsons Lucy Parsons Rose Pesotta Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Herbert Read Elisée Reclus Rudolf Rocker

Bertrand Russell Sacco and Vanzetti August Spies Lysander Spooner Max Stirner Leo Tolstoy Carlo Tresca Benjamin Tucker Voline Josiah Warren Colin Ward George Woodcock

See also

• Spunk Library, another anarchist Internet archive project

External links

• Anarchy Archives at Pitzer College
• Mother Earth archives at Anarchy Archives, including Mother Earth Bulletin

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