The result was Delete as CSD G12, blatant copyright violation and resalt. BJTalk 05:50, 28 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]
An article on an organization that, we're told, was created in 1968 and "expanded world wide" in 1998. It runs a website with the domain name anarchy.no. A particularly notable achievement of this organization is its publication of the International Journal of Anarchism (IJA), which, we're told, is "the only Refereed anarchist scientific journal in world". The article has 21 footnotes, as well as other in-text citations; the latter in the form see IJA 2(35) and 3(38). Pretty impressive, no?
Ah, but . . . all but the last three of the footnotes are links to this or that page within anarchy.no (Anarchist International's own website); those last three footnotes establish that IJA is actually shelved by certain institutions. And every in-text citation that I can see is to IJA (Anarchist International's own publication).
Bearing in mind that IJA is not something comparable to the Bulletin of the People's Front of Judea but is instead a "refereed anarchist scientific journal", I'm willing to overlook its place of publication. However, less than entirely sure that its "scientific" or "refereed" pretensions would be taken quite as seriously by its potential customer base as by its publisher, I decided to look it up at Copac (not because of any British bias; it's just that Copac works at least as conveniently and reliably as do its equivalents in other nations). Copac indicates that either (a) the International Journal of Anarchism is shelved by a total of zero (0) British university libraries or (b) I made some typing mistake. I've a hunch that it's the former.
So all we really know is that this organization (i) says a lot about itself, and (ii) puts out a journal that university libraries might be expected to buy but that most do not buy. Its achievements, perhaps very great, are not verifiable. Or (excuse me while I glue on my beard), Anarchism, si; Anarchist International, no! -- Hoary (talk) 00:23, 28 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]