-
Recent Posts
Categories
- Commentary (1,688)
- Discussion (6)
- Film (124)
- Interview (67)
- News blog (835)
- Poiesis (127)
- Review (3)
Tag Archives: revolution
An Orgasm of History: 1977 in Italy – Digression on the Thread of Memory by a former Situationist
by Gianfranco Sanguinetti We share below a new translation of “An Orgasm of History: 1977 in Italy,” a text Gianfranco Sanguinetti wrote in 2017, on the 40th anniversary of the 1977 insurrectionary movement in Italy, about which little is known … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged autonomism, Gianfranco Sanguinetti, italy, revolution, Situationists
Leave a comment
Déjà vu and the Horizontal Reinstitution of Future
by Yavor Tarinski We become epigones or spectators, but epigones or spectators of our very own potential-to-be. Paolo Virno[1] Within bureaucratic settings time seems to simultaneously rush and stay frozen – an endless cycle of past-presentism that shrinks leisure and … Continue reading
Five Years of Coup
From the CrimethInc. collective (10/02/2026) Burmese Anarchists within and without the Revolution: An Interview We present a interview with Htet Khine Soe, an activist who organized in Burma1 for more than 20 years before relocating to Mae Sot in Thailand at … Continue reading
See ICE? Add Heat
From Ill Will (13/02/2026), by anonymous authors Yesterday, Trump’s border czar Tom Homan announced the end of Operation Metro Surge, which brought several thousand ICE and CBP agents to the streets of Minnesota over the past few months. While this … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged insurrection, no borders, revolution, State and terror, State terror, united states
Leave a comment
Phil A. Neel: Lies You Will Be Told
From Ill Will (25/01/2026) The frozen city is under siege. In the long cold winters at the heart of the Midwest the air can get so cold it hurts to breathe. Masked mercenaries in unmarked vehicles rove through the snowbanks, … Continue reading
Iran: An Uprising Besieged from Within and Without
From the CrimethInc. collective (07/01/2026) Three Perspectives Starting on December 28, 2025, a new wave of protest broke out across Iran, triggered by economic distress and escalating to call for the toppling of the government. This is at least the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, News blog
Tagged insurrection, iran, kurds, revolution, State terror, syria
Leave a comment
David Graeber: Revolution in reverse
David Graeber is an anthropologist at Goldsmiths College, University of London. In his previous books, particularly Towards An Anthropological Theory of Value and Fragments of An Anarchist Anthropology, he has spelt out his view of the need for a link between radical politics and … Continue reading
Marcello Tarí: Revisiting the Concept of Revolution
“A Conversation with Marcello Tarí” (Translated and Edited by Nikola García), published in PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review, 31/03/2022. This interview is part of the series Ethnographic Encounters with Destituent Power In this interview conducted by POLAR Digital Editorial Fellow Nikola Garcia, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Giorgio Agamben, Marcello Tarí, Mario Tronti, revolution
Leave a comment
Luca Salza: Philosophy on a boat
“The history of philosophy is buried in Gaza, but philosophy lives on in the gesture of the Global Sumud Flotilla.” In this article, historian and philosopher Luca Salza[1] reflects on what he sees as the political, philosophical and strategic significance … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged insurrection, israel, Luca Salza, palestine, revolution, State terror
Leave a comment
Ben Morea in Exarchia
From the CrimethInc. collective (13/05/2026) A Eulogy and Paean to Freedom Ben Morea has passed away. Known for his participation in Up Against the Wall Motherfucker, the self-styled “street gang with an analysis” active in the Lower East Side of Manhattan … Continue reading →