INTRODUCTION
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Modern Slavery is a meeting space for all those interested in moving on beyond the dead-ends of ideology and postmodern fashions. Modern Slavery is for anyone and everyone interested in choosing to live their own lives to as great an extent as possible here and now. Modern Slavery is not the place to read the latest theories about organizing the masses, buying ecology-friendly commodities or reforming capitalism through direct democracy, neighborhood associations, industrial unions or abolishing the Federal Reserve! Modern Slavery is written, edited and published for those who think and act for themselves and want to encourage others to do so here and now and always.
INDEX
Modern Slavery | Issue 1 | Spring/Summer 2012
Subtitle/Theme: The Libertarian Critique of Civilization
edited by: Jason McQuinn
size: x | pages: x | price: $12.95
Issue One Cover
| EDITORIAL: The Archimedean Point? Self-Activity by Jason McQuinn | 2 |
| MODERN SLAVERY Notes: New Journal on the Planet! by Jason McQuinn | 4 |
| An Introduction to Modern Slavery by Jason McQuinn | 6 |
| John Brown’s Body: 150 years is a long time to moulder by Paul Z. Simons | 11 |
| Notes on Abolitionism & Anarchism by François Gardyn | 15 |
| A Plea for Captain John Brown by Henry David Thoreau | 27 |
| Mutual Acquiescence or Mutual Aid? by Ron Sakolsky | 41 |
| The Situationists and Beyond: Introduction to The Old World is Behind You by Karen Goaman | 52 |
| Oppositional Currents and the Art of Anthropology: Chapter 1 of The Old World is Behind You by Karen Goaman | 59 |
| Introduction to Strangers in an Alien World by Wolfi Landstreicher | 85 |
| Living in an Alien World: Chapter 1 of Strangers in an Alien World by Wolfi Landstreicher | 86 |
| Hunting Seasons: Fiction by Lang Gore | 95 |
| Beautiful Losers: The Historiography of the IWW by Bob Black | 104 |
| Direct Action by Voltairine de Cleyre | 141 |
| Mutual Utilization: Relationship and Revolt in Max Stirner by Massimo Passamani | 151 |
| Clarifying the Unique and Its Self-Creation by Jason McQuinn p.158 | 158 |
| Anarchist Individualism as Life and Activity by E. Armand | 180 |
| PUBLICATION NOTES by Jason McQuinn | 183 |
| PERIODICAL REVIEWS: i reviewed by Jason McQuinn | 184 |
| REVIEWS: Max Stirner’s Dialectical Egoism reviewed by Wolfi Landstreicher | 186 |
| Twilight of the Machines reviewed by Jason McQuinn | 192 |
| Nihilist Communism reviewed by Jason McQuinn | 195 |
| Begin at Start reviewed by Wolfi Landstreicher | 197 |
| CORRESPONDENCE | 201 |
| CONTRIBUTORS | 202 |
Modern Slavery | Issue 2 | Fall/Winter 2012-13
Subtitle/Theme: The Libertarian Critique of Civilization
edited by: Jason McQuinn
size: x | pages: x | price: $12.95
Issue Two Cover
| Ideology and Libertarian Theory by Jason McQuinn | |
| MODERN SLAVERY Notes: What happened to the Anarchist Press? by Jason McQuinn | |
| An Introduction to Modern Slavery: Part 2 by Jason McQuinn | 8 |
| Curtains of Blood: A Peek behind the Phenomena of the Grand Guignol by Paul Z. Simons | 11 |
| Raoul Vaneigem: The Other Situationist by Jason McQuinn | 25 |
| A Surreal Interview with an Anarchist: Ron Sakolsky | 34 |
| Anarchy in the UK: Anarchistic Currents: Chapter 2 of The Old World is Behind You by Karen Goaman | 62 |
| The Greatness of my Hostility: Chapter 2 of Strangers in an Alien World by Wolfi Landstreicher | 89 |
| Necropolis, Chapter 1 by Bruno Massé | 102 |
| Slavery & Slack: Part 1 – Slavery by J.T. Winogrond | 110 |
| Anarchy on the Market? A Review Essay on Kevin Carson’s Notes on Mutualist Political Economy by Wolfi Landstreicher | 170 |
| PERIODICAL REVIEWS: Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education and Society – reviewed by Jason McQuinn | 185 |
| History of Reaction by Max Stirner – reviewed by Lawrence Stepelevich | 189 |
| American Uprising: The Untold Story of America’s Largest Slave Revolt by Daniel Rasmussen – reviewed by Paul Z. Simons | 194 |
| PUBLICATION NOTES: Adbusters & Alternatives to EMS by JM | 200 |
| CORRESPONDENCE & DISCUSSION | 201 |
| CONTRIBUTORS | 203 |
Modern Slavery | Issue 3 | Spring/Summer 2014
Subtitle/Theme: The Libertarian Critique of Civilization
edited by: Jason McQuinn
size: x | pages: x | price: $12.95
Issue Three Cover
| The Slave Syndrome by Jason McQuinn | 4 |
| MODERN SLAVERY Notes: Can We get Serious? by Jason McQuinn | 6 |
| An Introduction to Modern Slavery: Part 3 by Jason McQuinn | 7 |
| Illegalism: Why Pay for the Revolution on the Installment Plan…When you can Steal One? by Paul Z. Simons | 8 |
| Critical Self-Theory:The Non-ideological Critique of Ideology by Jason McQuinn | 35 |
| An Interview with Manolo Gonzalez: On anarchist culture in the Spanish Revolution | 62 |
| The Situationists and May ’68: Chapter 3 of The Old World is Behind You by Karen Goaman | 74 |
| The Greatness of my Ambition: Chapter 3 of Strangers in an Alien World by Wolfi Landstreicher | 93 |
| Slavery & Slack: Part 2 – Slack by Joseph Winogrond | 104 |
| PUBLICATION NOTES: by JM | 139 |
| Chomsky on Anarchism or Chomsky on the Nod? A Review Essay on Noam Chomsky’s Chomsky on Anarchism by Bob Black | 140 |
| The Mysteries of Paris reviewed by Max Stirner – translation and introduction by Lawrence Stepelevich | 172 |
| Decolonizing Anarchism by Maia Ramnath – reviewed by Paul Z. Simons | 180 |
| A Moral Sermon on Debt: David Graeber’s Debt: The first 5,000 Years: A Review Essay by Wolfi Landstreicher | 182 |
| Max Stirner edited by Saul Newman – reviewed by Jason McQuinn | 197 |
| CONTRIBUTORS | 203 |