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Anarchy was an anarchist monthly magazine produced in London from March 1961 until December 1970. Articles are reprinted with the permission of the copyright holder, Freedom Press.

Volume 1. 1961

• 1 (March): Sex-and-Violence
• 2 (April): Workers’ control
• 3 (May): What does anarchism mean today?
• 4 (June): Deinstitutionisation
• 5 (July): Spain
• 6 (August): Cinema
• 7 (September): Adventure playground
• 8 (October): Anthropology
• 9 (November): Prison
• 10 (December): Industrial decentralisation

Volume 2. 1962

• 11 (January): Paul Goodman, A. S. Neill
• 12 (February): Who are the anarchists?
• 13 (March): Direct action
• 14 (April): Disobedience
• 15 (May): David Wills
• 16 (June): Ethics of anarchism
• 17 (July): Lumpenproletariat
• 18 (August): Comprehensive schools
• 19 (September): Theatre
• 20 (October): Non-violence
• 21 (November): Secondary modern
• 22 (December): Marx and Bakunin

Volume 3. 1963

• 23 (January): Squatters
• 24 (February): Community of scholars
• 25 (March): Cybernetics
• 26 (April): Thoreau
• 27 (May): Youth
• 28 (June): Future of anarchism
• 29 (July): Spies for peace
• 30 (August): Community workshop
• 31 (September): Self-organising systems
• 32 (October): Crime
• 33 (November): Alex Comfort
• 34 (December): Science fiction

Volume 4. 1964

• 35 (January): Housing
• 36 (February): Police
• 37 (March): I won’t vote
• 38 (April): Nottingham
• 39 (May): Homer Lane
• 40 (June): Unions
• 41 (July): Land
• 42 (August): India
• 43 (September): Parents and teachers
• 44 (October): Transport
• 45 (November): The Greeks
• 46 (December): Anarchism and historians

Volume 5. 1965

• 47 (January): Freedom in work
• 48 (February): Lord of the flies
• 49 (March): Automation
• 50 (April): Anarchist outlook
• 51 (May): Blues, pop, folk
• 52 (June): Limits of pacifism
• 53 (July): After school
• 54 (August): Buber, Landauer, Muhsam
• 55 (September): Mutual aid
• 56 (October): Women
• 57 (November): Law
• 58 (December): Stateless societies

Volume 6. 1966

• 59 (January): White problem
• 60 (February): Drugs
• 61 (March): Creative vandalism
• 62 (April): Organisation
• 63 (May): Voluntary servitude
• 64 (June): Misspent youth
• 65 (July): Derevolutionisation
• 66 (August): Provo
• 67 (September): USA
• 68 (October): Class and anarchism
• 69 (November): Ecology
• 70 (December): Libertarian psychiatry

Volume 7. 1967

• 71 (January): Sociology of school
• 72 (February): Strike City, USA
• 73 (March): Street School
• 74 (April): Anarchism and reality
• 75 (May): Improvised drama
• 76 (June): 1984
• 77 (July): Anarchist group handbook
• 78 (August): Liberatory technology
• 79 (September): Latin America
• 80 (October): Workers’ control
• 81 (November): Russian anarchists
• 82 (December): Braehead School

Volume 8. 1968

• 83 (January): Tenants take over
• 84 (February): Poverty
• 85 (March): Anarchist conversations
• 86 (April): Fishermen
• 87 (May): Penal System
• 88 (June): Wasteland culture
• 89 (July): France
• 90 (August): Students
• 91 (September): Artists
• 92 (October): Two schools
• 93 (November): Radio
• 94 (December): Machinery of conformity

Volume 9. 1969

• 95 (January): Yugoslavia
• 96 (February): Playing at revolution
• 97 (March): Architects and people
• 98 (April): Criminology
• 99 (May): Lessons from France
• 100 (June): About anarchism
• 101 (July): Approved schools and detention centres
• 102 (August): Squatters
• 103 (September): Rights of the young
• 104 (October): Refusing
• 105 (November): Reich
• 106 (December): What is property?

Volume 10. 1970

• 107 (January): The Present Moment in Education
• 108 (February):
• 109 (March): Russell and the Anarchists
• 110 (April):
• 111 (May):
• 112 (June):
• 113 (July):
• 114 (August):
• 115 (September):
• 116 (October):
• 117 (November):
• 118 (December):