FIRST GRADE:ORGANIZATIONAL DUALISM The work that went into producing this collective writing began with the organization of the Militant Kindergarten by the Center for Especifismo Studies. To continue our own militant formation by developing our skills of analysis, comparison, dialogue, note-taking, mutating, transforming, writing, and editing, we decided to endeavor on a new group project. […]

by Carl Eugene Stroud 1.1. Terminologically, in English at least, the especifismo concept of “social insertion” may seem to refer to a similar practice as “entryism”, however, within the framing of a particular strategy and clear objectives, there is a theoretical difference. 1.2. Social insertion is distinct in its conception, implementation, and aims, but these […]

CES Work is specific to its objectives of production (i.e., farm work, barber work, healthcare work, etc.), and it can be large-scale or small scale. Jobs can be organized in a number of ways, so one workers’ council might be made up of [1] people who all have the same job and are responsible for […]

by the Center for Especifismo Studies (CES) Exploitation and domination are manifested differently depending on the context, but in all cases, anarchists seek an egalitarian society that would mark the end of class divisions. The political organization has the final objective of libertarian socialism, a society free from class domination and capitalist exploitation, where people […]