2nd Quarter C4SS Study: Thermidor of the Progressives

The Rising Cost of Evil in a Hyperconnected World

At C4SS: A Labor Department of One

At C4SS: The Desktop Revolution in Worker Protection

At C4SS--BP: WikiLeaks' Finest Hour?

At C4SS--Think for Yourself: A Belated Memorial Day Column

Law Abiding Citizens Heart Gangsters

Homebrew Industrial Revolution: A Low-Overhead Manifesto

The Homebrew Industrial Revolution: A Low-Overhead Manifesto is now available in hard copy format. The eBook version is here.

Property is Theft

Property is Theft!, the first definitive Proudhon anthology in decades, is now available for sale. Here's the blurb I wrote for it:

From Iain McKay, principal author of the standard anarchist educational resource An Anarchist FAQ, comes Property is Theft! A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology. Besides replacing Stewart Edwards' Selected Writings as the definitive Proudhon reader after several decades, it is clearly superior to Edwards' collection. First, instead of Edwards' unsatisfactory approach of compiling snippets of text under subject headings in a sort of Bartlett's Quotations format, McKay's anthology provides complete digests of Proudhon's texts with important passages in unbroken form. Second, this collection includes a wide variety of new texts, many of them translated especially for the present effort. This new anthology may well serve as the definitive reference source for as long as Selected Writings did. This should be cause for excitement and eager anticipation among Proudhon enthusiasts everywhere.

As Shawn Wilbur suggests in the comments, you can order it from AK Press when it's actually released instead of pre-ordering from Amazon, if you want to starve the beast.

At C4SS--Government Services: Where the Customer is Always Wrong

At C4SS: Somalia--Is That Really All You Got?

At P2P Blog: Homebrew Industrial Revolution, Chapter Two. Moloch (second excerpt)

At C4SS: How's All That Progressive Regulatory Stuff Workin' Out For Ya?

At C4SS: BP's Fate in a Free Market, Part Two

Free eBook of Martin Ford, The Lights in the Tunnel

The Lights in the Tunnel by Martin Ford, which I reviewed here, is now available as a free eBook.

At C4SS: In a Truly Free Market, BP Would Be Toast

At C4SS: Two Lessons From a Rogue Ex-Cop