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Author: Lucien Van Der Walt

(Re)Constructing a Global Anarchist and Syndicalist Canon — Lucien Van Der Walt

2010 Anarchist Survey — Lucien Van Der Walt

The 2010 Mass Strike in the State Sector, South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Ian Bekker and Lucien Van Der Walt, Ian Bekker

The 2010 World Cup, the Neo-liberal Agenda and the Class Struggle in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

After 10 years of GEAR — Lucien Van Der Walt

Against Corporatism — Lucien Van Der Walt

Against the Bourgeois University — Lucien Van Der Walt

Alternative Needed to Nationalisation and Privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt, Tina Sizovuka, Tina Sizovuka and Lucien Van Der Walt

Alternatives from the Ground Up — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarchism and syndicalism in an African port city — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarchism and Syndicalism in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarchism and Syndicalism in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870–1940 — Lucien Van Der Walt, Arif Dirlik, Anthony Gorman

Anarchism and the National Liberation Struggle — Jean Weir, Alfredo M Bonanno, Rudolf Rocker

Anarchism's Relevance to Black and Working Class Strategy — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarchism/Syndicalism as a Vision, Strategy and Experience of Bottom-up Socialist Democracy — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarchism’s Historical Role — Lucien Van Der Walt

The anarchist movement in North Africa: 1877-1951 — Lucien Van Der Walt, Michael Schmidt, Lucien Van Der Walt Michael Schmidt

Anarchists-syndicalists sidelined — Lucien Van Der Walt

Anarcho-syndicalism for South African unions today — Lucien Van Der Walt

Andrews, William Henry “Bill” (1870–1950) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Another Future Through Social Resistance — Lucien Van Der Walt

ASGISA: A Working Class Critique — Lucien Van Der Walt

Assessing the Politics of Organized Labour in Asia, Africa and Latin America at the Start of the 21<sup>st</sup> Century — Lucien Van Der Walt, Devan Pillay and Lucien Van Der Walt, Devan Pillay

Background to Zimbabwe and Structural Adjustment — Lucien Van Der Walt

Bain, J. T. (1860–1919) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Bakunin’s Heirs in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

Barayi, Elijah (1930–1994) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Basic Bakunin — Lucien Van Der Walt, Colin Parker

BEE-llionnaires in Mbeki-stan — Lucien Van Der Walt

Bernard Sigamoney, Durban Indian revolutionary syndicalist — Lucien Van Der Walt

Beyond May Day Parades — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

Beyond ‘White Monopoly Capital’ — Lucien Van Der Walt

Bill Andrews and South Africa’s Revolutionary Syndicalists — Lucien Van Der Walt

Breaking the Chains — Lucien Van Der Walt

Building a mass anarchist movement: the example of Spain’s CNT — Lucien Van Der Walt, Thabang Sefalala and Lucien Van Der Walt, Thabang Sefalala

Che Guevara: why anarchists should view him critically — Lucien Van Der Walt, Anarchist Federation, Various Authors

Chris Harman, A People’s History of the World — Lucien Van Der Walt

Class Struggles in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Bikisha Media Collective

Cleaned Out — Lucien Van Der Walt, David Mokoena Sakhile Shange, David Mokoena

The Collectives in Revolutionary Spain — Lucien Van Der Walt

Communities mobilise against privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt

COSATU’s response to the Crisis — Lucien Van Der Walt

Counterpower, participatory democracy, revolutionary defence — Lucien Van Der Walt

Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents — Lucien Van Der Walt

Crossing the Color Lines, Crossing the Continents — Lucien Van Der Walt, Peter Cole, Peter Cole Lucien Van Der Walt

David Berry and Constance Bantman, eds., New Perspectives on Anarchism, Labour and Syndicalism: the individual, the national and the transnational — Lucien Van Der Walt

Debating Privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt, Nicolas Dieltiens and Lucien Van Der Walt, Nicolas Dieltiens

Despotism or Democracy at Wits University? — Lucien Van Der Walt

Detailed reply to ‘International Socialism’ — Lucien Van Der Walt

Dunbar, Thibedi, Sigamoney — Lucien Van Der Walt

Exchange on “Black Flame” — Lucien Van Der Walt, Spencer Sunshine and Lucien Van Der Walt, Spencer Sunshine

“Fight for Africa, which you deserve” — Lucien Van Der Walt

The First Globalisation and Transnational Labour Activism in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

‘Fix It or Nix It?’ The anti-globalisation movement — Lucien Van Der Walt

Freedom for All — Lucien Van Der Walt, Zabalaza

From Living Wage to Working Class Counter-power — Lucien Van Der Walt

From Union Renewal to a Self-Managed Society — Lucien Van Der Walt

Get rich or lie trying — Lucien Van Der Walt

Global Anarchism and Syndicalism — Lucien Van Der Walt

A History of the IWW in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

How Imperialism and Postcolonial Elites have Plundered Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

Imperial Wars, Imperialism and the Losers — Lucien Van Der Walt

In a Neoliberal World: Is Nationalisation a Route to Socialism? — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Influence of the IWW in Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

Inter-racial Workers’ Solidarity in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt

International Labor Struggles — Lucien Van Der Walt

Is China Africa’s new imperialist power? — Lucien Van Der Walt, Lucien Van Der Walt and Michael Schmidt, Michael Schmidt

Jared Davidson, Sewing Freedom — Lucien Van Der Walt

Kadalie, Clements (ca. 1896–1951) — Lucien Van Der Walt

KDVS Interview with Lucien van der Walt, co-author of “Black Flame” — Lucien Van Der Walt, Richard Estes and Ron Glick, Richard Estes

Kotane, Moses (1905 –1978) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Kronstadt 1921 — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Kurdish Question — Lucien Van Der Walt, Michael Schmidt, Michael Schmidt Lucien Van Der Walt

Labour crossings in Eastern and Southern Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Peter Alexander, Philip Bonner

Labour in South Africa: a sleeping giant? — Lucien Van Der Walt

Land Reform in South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Sam Kariuki Lucien Van Der Walt, Sam Kariuki

Build a Better Workers’ Movement — Lucien Van Der Walt, Ian Bekker, Lucien Van Der Walt and Ian Bekker

Lighting a Black Flame — Lucien Van Der Walt

Lis Lange, White, Poor and Angry: white working class families in Johannesburg — Lucien Van Der Walt

Lucien van der Walt interview — Lucien Van Der Walt, Freedom Press

Mandela, the ANC and the 1994 Breakthrough — Shawn Hattingh, Lucien Van Der Walt, Shawn Hattingh and Lucien Van Der Walt

Modes of Politics at a Distance from the State — Lucien Van Der Walt

Motsoaledi, Elias (1924–1994) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Neil Roos, Ordinary Springboks: white servicemen and social justice in South Africa, 1939–1961 — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Neo-Liberal Agenda — Lucien Van Der Walt

Neo-liberalism comes to Wits University — Lucien Van Der Walt

Neo-liberalism has come to the University of the Witwatersrand through retrenchments, commercialisation, and privatisation. — Lucien Van Der Walt

One Year after the 2015 Grahamstown Riots against Foreign Traders — Lucien Van Der Walt

Owen Crankshaw, Race, Class and the Changing Division of Labour under Apartheid — Lucien Van Der Walt

Penalising the Workers — Lucien Van Der Walt

Personal statement on the Michael Schmidt affair — Lucien Van Der Walt

Plaatje, Solomon Tshekisho (1876–1932) — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Political Significance of NEPAD — Lucien Van Der Walt

Politics at a Distance from the State — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Politics of Land — Lucien Van Der Walt, Samuel Kariuki and Lucien Van Der Walt, Samuel Kariuki

Putting Profit First — Lucien Van Der Walt

Radical South African magazine relaunched — Lucien Van Der Walt

Rebuilding the workers’ movement for counter-power, justice and self-management — Lucien Van Der Walt

Reclaiming Syndicalism — Lucien Van Der Walt

Reflections on Race and Anarchism in South Africa, 1904–2004 — Lucien Van Der Walt

Remarks to the 2010 NUMSA/Wits graduates — Lucien Van Der Walt

Remember: The Spanish Revolution (1936–7) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Renewing and Reforming Labor — Lucien Van Der Walt

Resist-Occupy-Produce — Lucien Van Der Walt, Leroy Maisiri, Leroy Maisiri Lucien Van Der Walt

Rethinking Welfare — Lucien Van Der Walt

Rethinking Worlds of Labour — Lucien Van Der Walt, Philip Bonner, Jonathan Hyslop

Revolutionary Anarchism and the Anti-Globalization Movement — Lucien Van Der Walt

Rosa Luxemburg’s Legacy — Lucien Van Der Walt

Sachs, Solly (1900–1976) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Saving jobs in South Africa in the crunch — Lucien Van Der Walt

Self-Managed Class-Struggle Alternatives to Neo-liberalism, Nationalisation, Elections — Lucien Van Der Walt

Should the Anti-Capitalists Contest Elections? — Lucien Van Der Walt

Simons, Ray Alexander (1913–2004) — Lucien Van Der Walt, Nicole Ulrich, Nicole Ulrich and Lucien Van Der Walt

Social Organisation and Black Workers in South Africa: 1914–1921 — Lucien Van Der Walt

South Africa after Apartheid — Lucien Van Der Walt

South Africa, labor movement — Lucien Van Der Walt, Nicole Ulrich, Nicole Ulrich and Lucien Van Der Walt

South Africa: ANC’s electricity privatisation opposed — Lucien Van Der Walt

South Africa: Looking back at the Rio Summit farce — Lucien Van Der Walt

The South African Elections, Neo-Liberalism and Working Class Strategy — Lucien Van Der Walt

South African ‘Workerism’ in the 1980s — Lucien Van Der Walt, With Sian Byrne and Nicole Ulrich, Sian Byrne

South Africa’s Unemployment Crisis — Lucien Van Der Walt

The Soviet Mirage — Lucien Van Der Walt

Speech to South African Movements on Politics at a Distance from the State — Lucien Van Der Walt

The State, Accumulation and Class Formation after Apartheid — Lucien Van Der Walt

Subcontracting is Just a Ploy to Woo Votes — Lucien Van Der Walt, Masibulele Yaso

Swazi Unions Demand Democracy — Lucien Van Der Walt

Syndicalism — Lucien Van Der Walt

T.W. Thibedi and the Industrial Workers of Africa, April-July 1919 — Lucien Van Der Walt

T.W. Thibedi: The life of a South African revolutionary syndicalist — Lucien Van Der Walt

Thibedi, Thibedi William (1888–1960) — Lucien Van Der Walt

Towards a history of anarchist anti-imperialism — Lucien Van Der Walt

Towards a Viable Counter Movement in Nigeria — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

“The tradition of all the dead generations” — Lucien Van Der Walt

Triumph and tragedy of a South African Communist — Lucien Van Der Walt

Triumph and Tragedy of a South African Communist: Ray Simons, 1914–2004 — Lucien Van Der Walt

Troubled South Africa must take May Day seriously — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

The Voice from Below — Lucien Van Der Walt, Sakhela Buhlungu and Lucien Van Der Walt, Sakhela Buhlungu

Wake Up the Power of the Working Class and Poor — Lucien Van Der Walt

What Anarchism and Syndicalism offer the South African Left — Lucien Van Der Walt

Who Rules South Africa? — Lucien Van Der Walt

Why May Day matters — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

Why May Day Matters to Botswana — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

Why May Day matters to Malawi — Lucien Van Der Walt, Warren Mc Gregor, Sian Byrne

Why Workers’ Education? Why trade unions and what’s next? — Lucien Van Der Walt

With the Working Class, Against Imperialism and Terror Attacks. — Lucien Van Der Walt

Wits 2001: restructuring and retrenchments — Lucien Van Der Walt

Wits Students Fight Fee Increases, Privatisation — Lucien Van Der Walt

Workers’ Movements — Lucien Van Der Walt, Nicole Ulrich, Philip Bonner

Working Class Struggle, Blazing a Path to Freedom — Lucien Van Der Walt

Workshops, education and notes from the Workers’ Library & Museum that was… — Lucien Van Der Walt

Worlds of Western Anarchism and Syndicalism — Lucien Van Der Walt, Sian Byrne, Sian Byrne and Lucien Van Der Walt

Xuma, Alfred Bitini (1893 –1962) — Lucien Van Der Walt

A ZACF Anarchist in the Landless People’s Movement, South Africa — Lucien Van Der Walt, Lekhetho Mtetwa

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