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Black Skin White Cops
“At each moment of its existence, the police reminds the State of the violence, the banality, and the darkness of its beginnings” Tiqqun “This is why there is no such thing as death within Biopower: there is only murder and … Continue reading
The necropolitics of neoliberalism: Clara Valverde Gefaell
Whatever reality corresponded to the distinction between the working class and the sub-proletariat/lumpenproletariat under industrial capitalism has been lost in the fragmentation of the former under financial-speculative capitalism. Industry has not of course disappeared, but the conditions under which those … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital, Clara Valverde Gefaell, necropolitics, neoliberalism
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Victory for the hunger strike of Nikos Romanos
Autonomies takes this occasion, in solidarity with the greek anarchist Nikos Romanos and his struggle from prison against arbitrary state power, to publish an article from Thrasybulus’s blog, maintained on libcom.org. Anarchist Nikos Romanos ended his hunger strike after thirty … Continue reading
The courage of being one’s self: Beatriz Preciado
(Photograph by Joel Peter Witkin) The following is a translation of a text by Beatriz Preciado that originally appeared in the french newspaper Libération (21/11/2014) and was written on the occasion of a debate on courage organised by the festival … Continue reading
The dispossession of urban commons: Istanbul
(Photograph by Ufuk Akari) Don’t say it’s the necessary result of historical, social, and economic conditions – I know! My head bows before the thing you mention. But my heart doesn’t speak that language. Nazim Hikmet, The Epic of Sheik … Continue reading
Impressions of autonomies: Istanbul
But hope is not enough for me. I no longer want to listen – I want to sing songs … The scars of Istanbul’s self-inflicted wounds run deep and its self-mutilation appears to know no respite. The centre of the … Continue reading
Natural autonomies: The ZAD of Testet: For Rémi Fraisse
Nous avons perdu le monde … Michel Serres Le libéralisme économique, c’est la liberté de tuer. La liberté de tuer le climat, donc de tuer les hommes, les femmes et les enfants. René Dumont On the night of Saturday to … Continue reading
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Tagged ecology, france, Notre-Dame-des-Landes, rebellion, Tarn-Testet, ZAD
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Rethinking Anarchism: Carlos Taibo (2)
The following is a translation of “Chapter 2” of Carlos Taibo’s Rethinking Anarchy: Direct Action, Self-Management, Autonomy (La Catarata, Madrid, 2013). We have already translated and posted the “Prologue” and the “Chapter 1” of this work (Click here). And we … Continue reading
The autonomous self-management of land/food: Genuino clandestino
We civilized men and women know everything, we have settled opinions upon everything, we take an interest in everything. We only know nothing about when the bread comes which we eat … we do not know how it is grown, … Continue reading
Yo también soy anarquista: A spanish pandora
The unspoken principle which rules our society can be stated like that: every citizen is a potential terrorist. But what is a State which is ruled by such a principle? Can we still define it as democratic State? Can we … Continue reading →