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Liam Barrington-Bush

Liam is an activist, writer, author and facilitator
living in London. He works part-time with the London
Mining Network, organising in solidarity with those who
are fighting British mining companies around the world. He was a
co-recipient, with Jen Wilton, of Canadian publication, The

Tyee’s 2013 investigative journalism fellowship,
researching the role of British Columbia-based mining firms in
Oaxaca, Mexico. He also works with a range of non-profit
organisations, community groups and trade unions to explore more
democratic, participatory and human forms of organisation, under
the banner of 'helping organisations to be more like people.' He
wrote, crowd-funded and self-published the book Anarchists in the
Boardroom in 2013 and writes extensively about
self-organisation and autonomous resistance movements in Europe
and the Americas. He has also written and taken photos for the
Guardian, Huffington Post, Vice, ROAR Magazine and many other
publications. He Tweets as @hackofalltrades.

Liam Barrington-Bush is known as @@hackofalltrades on Twitter

Articles by Liam Barrington-Bush

The Second Euromediterranean Workers’ Economy summit in Greece highlighted the rift in the global workers’ movement. Liam...
Is BHP Billiton worthy of a London Stock Exchange listing? Those who have experienced the company first hand ask. Liam Barrington...
Ten more years of UK coal burning will be a lifetime on the ground, writes Liam Barrington-Bush.
The fight for housing justice in the capital will continue, says Liam Barrington-Bush.
Jen Wilton and Liam Barrington-Bush report from Oaxaca on a visit from Indian ‘seed activist’ Vandana Shiva.
In its silence on management, the Left has adopted many of the structures it criticizes – but there are alternatives writes Liam...

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