De As
De As, abbreviation for: de Anarcho- Socialist ( proper name: de AS) is a Dutch anarchist magazine and has been published since 1974 with different thematic issues.
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Content
Appearing since about 40 years journal is published four times a year by the Foundation de AS in Moerkapelle. Each issue is devoted to a specific topic. The No. 132 dealt for example with the subject of Africa; # 136 tolerance; No. 157 authors and anarchism and the # 158 on the topic Dutch anarchists in the Second World War. In December 1972, the first edition appeared with the subtitle journal for politics and culture to No. 5 with the note Anarcho Socialist magazine nr appeared. 6; from No. 7 to No. 12 it was subtitled Anarchist magazine and issue No. 13-73 turn Anarcho Socialist magazine. The No. 74 appeared with the already earlier subtitle Anarchist magazine, she has contributed hold to this day.
Once a year, the Foundation publishes a yearbook which published each have different contents: anarchism and social movements; on poverty in the Netherlands; Spanish anarchist filmmaker; about the anarchist sympathies for George Orwell and other topics.
Objective and Editorial
Objective of de AS is to develop a critical perspective on the social situation of politics to art, with non-dogmatic approach. From 1973 to 1983 Anton Levien Constandse worked for the magazine as editor. Today's editors: Marius de Geus, Jaap van der Laan, Wim de Lobel, Hans Ramaer (May 2009). The last edition appeared with the number 180 in the winter of 2012.
Anarchist periodicals in the Netherlands (May 2009)
- De Vrije, anarchic online journal. Successor of De Vrije Socialist
- Buiten de Orde, anarchist journal. Published four times a year