Liam Barrington-Bush

Liam Barrington-Bush is a facilitator, organiser and activist currently based in Bristol who has lived, written and worked in Toronto, London and Oaxaca with people fighting to defend their homes and

‘Do as I say, not as I do!’: Why radicalism requires self-awareness

Organisations which claim to challenge or seek to change the power structures of society too often mimic those power structures in their own organisations.

By Liam Barrington-Bush

/ 4 Feb 2014

Winning the class war: a ruling class perspective

Liam Barrington-Bush reads Susan George’s new book, ‘How to Win the Class War: The Lugano Report II,’ and, while impressed by its breadth of information, is left wondering if more intellectual criticisms of capitalism are going to help us get out of the mess the free market has created.

By Liam Barrington-Bush

/ 10 Jan 2014

The constructive radical's guide to organisational change

Often, activists who are used to and ideologically committed to more horizontal forms of organising find themselves working for NGOs or charities with hierarchical structures. This guide provides some suggestions for how to constructively subvert these structures.

By Liam Barrington-Bush

/ 8 Jan 2014