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Mutual Aid Isn’t a Handout — It’s a Framework for Resistance
The co-directors of a new docuseries offer their theory of change for transcending capitalism and the state. by Ella Fassler, Truthout, August 16/08/2026 After neighbors took care of neighbors during the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of mutual aid suddenly catapulted into the … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, anti-capitalism, anti-statism, mutual aid, revolution
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Pax, violence and plural worlds: The Spiral against the Empire
From lundimatin #513, 24/03/2026 by Jean Claude Noël “Ubi solitudinem faciunt, pacem appellant.” – “Where they make a desert [a solitude between people], they call that peace.”[1] Tacitus’s oft-quoted phrase, rarely examined in all its radicality, is neither a moral … Continue reading
Josep Rafanell i Orra: Anarchism, once again
From lundimatin #501, 15/12/2025 Everyone agrees that the current political landscape in France is frankly depressing. On the one hand, there is an obvious fascistisation of stupidity, and on the other, a kitsch revival of Leninist leftism. It’s easy to … Continue reading
Anarchism: Last ecological hope against the violence of the State
Against a State that will never resolve the climate crisis, and its violence that force does not know how to overthrow, what remains for ecologists? Historical and present day anarchism, rich in ideas for another future.
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Tagged Alessandro Pignocchi, anarchism, anti-statism, ecology, Erik Olin Wright, france, John Holloway, Juliette Duquesne
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Mario Tronti: Towards a Critique of Political democracy
Democracy has problems with freedom. if it is true that real democracy is configured as liberal-democracy and that in the end this has been the winning solution, it is precisely this conjunction, binding together freedom (or liberty) and democracy, that … Continue reading
How Everyday Organizing Stopped Trump’s Bay Area ICE Surge
In this article a member of Black Rose/Rosa Negra’s California Bay Area Local reflects on the organizing that made recent mobilizations to oppose a “surge” of federal agents in their region both possible and successful. (06/11/2025) Juan Verala Luz Between … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-statism, migration, State and terror, united states
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For Paolo Virno (1952-2025)
Héctor Pávon: For you, what is the meaning of the word revolution today? Paolo Virno: Perhaps we could do without the word revolution because this model was that of taking power and constructing a new State. It may be better … Continue reading
“Magical thinking”: Beyond the violence of the two state solution for Palestine-Israel
Reaching for a Palestine-Israel beyond the nation state, with Mohammed A. Bamyeh. From the early 1990s, global applause for peace talks abounded. But what ultimately happened is that endless calls for a “two-state solution” that evaded explicit realization of Palestinian … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-nationalism, anti-statism, israel, Mohammed A. Bamyeh, nationalism, palestine
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The flotillas to Gaza or the unfinished as a political form
Sylvain George From lundi matin #486, 01/09/2025 A few months ago, the Madleen was intercepted by the Israeli army a few kilometres off the coast of Gaza. On August 31, a flotilla of several dozen boats set sail for the … Continue reading
The Forbidden Deleuze: For Palestine, Against Genocide
by Pasquale Liguori from the Ill Will collective 24/08/2026 Other languages: Español It’s a genocide, but one in which physical extermination remains subordinated to geographical evacuation. Gilles Deleuze It is worth returning to some fundamental writings1 that Gilles Deleuze devoted to … Continue reading →