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Alberto Toscano: Notes on late fascism

Posted on January 24, 2024 by Julius Gavroche

This is the “last” of a short series of essays (with earlier pieces by Gerard Granel and Simone Weil) exploring dimensions of fascism, as the latter seemingly closes in about us. We share below an essay by Albert Toscano, a … Continue reading →

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Antonio Negri: A Communist Life

Posted on December 24, 2023 by Julius Gavroche

I was a communist throughout.Justly though, the other communistslooked askance at me. I was a communistdespite their certainties, despite my doubts.Justly they did not see themselves in me.They would not admit my discipline.My centralism seemed anarchy to them.My self-criticisms contradicted … Continue reading →

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Fascisms, yesterday and today

Posted on November 23, 2023 by Julius Gavroche

A reflection on Fascism, by Alessandro Stella, published with Lundimatin #402, 06/11/2023. Many people, unfortunately, have an outdated image of fascism, made up of Hitler, Mussolini, Franco and other military-political dictators of the 20th century claiming this ideology. Some are … Continue reading →

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Alberto Toscano: The War on Gaza and Israel’s Fascism Debate

Posted on October 19, 2023 by Julius Gavroche

From the Verso Books Blog (19/10/2023) … Western critics of Israel’s apartheid policies and far-right government are frequently accused of antisemitism, but leftist and left-liberal Israelis have been decrying the country’s descent into fascism for years. In this article, Alberto Toscano … Continue reading →

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