7 James Horrox 2009 Oakland AK Press 'A Living Revolution' explores the foundations of the kibbutz movement, providing a detailed look at their initial economic, social, and political organisation. Basing his research largely on newly translated letters, diaries, and essays by key figures and participants, James Horrox uncovers a deep and explicitly anarchist strain running through the movement’s early days. Not only does this illuminate a neglected aspect of Jewish history, it takes serious issue with Marxist and other historians, especially those who see the kibbutzim primarily as progenitors of the Israeli State. At the same time, it depicts anarchism as both an inspiring utopian ideology and a viable social practice.