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Giorgio Agamben: Challenging the anarchy of power through the anarchy of forms-of-life
Smettetela di pensare ai vostri diritti, smettetela di chiedere il potere. Pier Paolo Pasolini, Il Pci ai giovani We return to the work of Giorgio Agamben, in the translation of a lecture from 2013, dedicated to the concept of destituent power. … Continue reading
Sudan: An unfinished revolution
Reflections on the sudanese revolution (roarmag 17/08/2019) …
The Hong Kong insurrection: Reading the shape of things to come from tactics
From an anonymous contributor, news from Hong Kong’s ongoing insurrection (posted on Its going down 13/08/2019) …
No border politics
A reflection and defence of an anarchist politics of no borders …
André Gorz: An apology for a radical ecology
Amidst the multiplication of news of our ecological catastrophe, of proliferating extinction rebellions and proposed green new deals, and inspired by a recent posting by the lundi matin collective, we return to a seminal essay by André Gorz entitled “Their … Continue reading
The many faces of fascism
From the CrimethInc. Collective (12/08/2019) …
Forgotten sisters
We bring to an end our series dedicated to “voices of revolutionary feminism”, initiated with the essay Sabotaging Gender and Feminism, without any illusions about have said the last word on the subject. We close by sharing an article that … Continue reading
Women and a revolution betrayed: Nicaragua
Voices of revolutionary feminism, or of revolutions forgotten and devoured from within … Anarchists always had great difficulties with the post-WWII anti-colonial movements and “third world” revolutions. Anarchists seemed to have been left by the wayside, as literally tens, hundreds, … Continue reading
The anarchy of woodstock
The Commune was the biggest festival of the nineteenth century. Underlying the events of that spring of 1871 one can see the insurgents’ feeling that they had become the masters of their own history, not so much on the level … Continue reading
Sharing a critique of democracy: The CrimethInc. collective in brazil
The recent posting of an audio-video of a CrimethInc. collective talk in brazil by the brazilian media collective Antimídia, is the occasion for our sharing the recording – an anarchist critique of democracy -, and to return to an older … Continue reading →