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Afterword to Ian Alan Paul's "The Reticular Society"
As the liberal order collapses, how can local crises lead to trans-local coordinated resistance?
Adrian Wohlleben on Gen Z uprisings, anti-ICE logistics, and the uncertain leap beyond liberalism.
For Giorgio Agamben, hell is the lie that blocks the passage to a happy, simple, anarchic existence.
Maurizio Lazzarato on the false opposition between market democracy and genocidal war.
A contribution to the debate on revolutionary organizational forms.
Temps Critiques situates the call to "Block Everything" within a France marked by dwindling antagonism.
Phil A. Neel on the invariant features of communist revolutionary organization.
On the evolution of the fascist solution to capitalist crisis.
Elizabeth Henson on sexual politics in the Sojourner Truth Organization.
Haraami outlines an emerging pole for revolutionary horizons beyond whiteness and the West, grounded in planetary experiences of autonomy, i
The uprising in Turkey is an image of the future.
Giorgio Agamben on his friendship with Guy Debord and the elusive clandestinity of political life.
Giorgio Cesarano and the biological revolution
Luhuna Carvalho on myth, mourning, and depoliticization in Nanni Balestrini's "The Unseen"
How does the Black female slave disfigure our received conceptions of gendered violence?
Harumasa Abe on revolutionary organization and internecine violence in 1960s and ’70s Japan.