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Author Archives: Julius Gavroche
Giorgio Agamben: Conjuncture and revolution
Conjuncture and revolution It is a fact on which we should never tire of reflecting that one of the key terms in our political vocabulary – “revolution” – has been taken from astronomy, where it designates the movement of a … Continue reading
Giorgio Agamben: The number of the murdered
The number of the murdered It is necessary to meditate again and again on the passage in Revelation (6:9-11) where we read: “When he opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been … Continue reading
Mike Davis: The Fire Boom
From the Verso books blog. Mike Davis’s essay on LA as a locus of ecological destruction, taken from his classic work Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster. Mike Davis (14/01/2025) In this excerpt from Mike Davis’s classic … Continue reading
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi: Introduction to the Twenty-First century
From Freedom News (10/01/2025). Agents of chaos and agents of the automaton in the horizon of mutation A South African racist named Elon Musk, whom newspapers call the richest man in the world, recently earned another, more interesting, nickname: “an … Continue reading
The indomitable anarchist of the Iron Column
We say to all workers, revolutionaries, and anarchists: at the front and in the rear, wherever you are, fight against the enemies of your liberties, destroy fascism. And also stop, by the fruits of your endeavors, the return of a … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-fascism, anti-militarism, Guy Debord, spain, the spanish revolution
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Remembering Louise Michel: “Now I have only the revolution left”
From Freedom News (09/01/2025) 120 years after her death, the hero of the Paris Commune continues to inspire Maurice Schuhmann In the Hôtel Oasis in Marseille, the French anarchist, feminist, and Communard Louise Michel passed away on January 9, 1905. … Continue reading
Peter Gelderloos: There Is a Way Through This
From Surviving Leviathan with Peter Gelderloos (09/01/2025) The Year Ahead in 2025 Peter Gelderloos There is a way through this. But we have to remember who actually cares for us, and who is responsible, who we can trust, and who … Continue reading
A Nomos of the Stateless
The article that we publish below was generously shared with us by its author, Noah Brehmer, having been previously published with the Blind Field journal (31/12/2024). It is a reflection on Palestinian resistance as a challenge to territorial sovereignty. The … Continue reading
In lieu of New Year’s Eve Wishes
Kurt Vonnegut’s 1988 Letter to the Future Ladies & Gentlemen of A.D. 2088: It has been suggested that you might welcome words of wisdom from the past, and that several of us in the twentieth century should send you some. … Continue reading
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Will the real Proudhon please stand up?
From Freedom News (20/01/2025). Instead of anarchist lore, we need historical context and an open mind Shawn P Wilbur It’s challenging to think about Pierre-Joseph Proudhon today: like it or not, we struggle with him in his role as a … Continue reading →