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  • A New Type of Art: From Connective to Strategic Party Mimmo Porcaro | August 22, 2013

    For some two decades, the anti-globalization movement and its successors have assumed that society contains within itself – and automatically throws up – political oppositions and organizational forms independent of … Keep reading »

  • “Silence is complacency”: Against the Coup in Egypt Roger Annis | August 20, 2013

    The following article is based on a speech given by Roger Annis to a rally in Vancouver on August 17 that was convened by Egyptian-Canadians in the city to condemn … Keep reading »

  • Taking Power In and Beyond the State John Milios and Haris Triandafilidou | August 19, 2013

    For some two decades, the anti-globalization movement and its successors have assumed that society contains within itself – and automatically throws up – political oppositions and organizational forms independent of … Keep reading »

  • Connective Party or Return to a “War of Maneuver”? Jan Rehmann | August 16, 2013

    For some two decades, the anti-globalization movement and its successors have assumed that society contains within itself – and automatically throws up – political oppositions and organizational forms independent of … Keep reading »

  • Creating a Situation that Does Not Yet Exist Mario Candeias | August 15, 2013

    For some two decades, the anti-globalization movement and its successors have assumed that society contains within itself – and automatically throws up – political oppositions and organizational forms independent of … Keep reading »

  • The Future We Don’t Want Maité Llanos | August 13, 2013

    ILO Discussion on “Green Economy” is out of step with many unions and social movements The “green economy” was one of the central issues debated during this year’s International Labour … Keep reading »

  • German Economists Rehearse a Rebellion Ingo Schmidt | August 12, 2013

    German voters are heading to the ballot box on September 22. The re-election of incumbent chancellor Angela Merkel seems certain. The latest polls saw her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party … Keep reading »

  • German Politicians Take Aim at the Euro Ingo Schmidt | August 8, 2013

    German voters are heading to the ballot box on September 22. The re-election of incumbent chancellor Angela Merkel seems certain. The latest polls saw her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party … Keep reading »

  • Free Transit

    Public transit lies at the intersection of several critical social struggles today. Affordable (or free) public transit is an important mechanism for redistribution, and particularly targets low income women and … Keep reading »

  • SYRIZA: The Great Social and Political Movement of Subversion | August 7, 2013

    Political Resolution, First Congress of SYRIZA 1 The Conference of the Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA) is a continuity and a breakthrough in its course, which started in 2000, … Keep reading »

  • Mega-Events, Mega-Businesses, Mega-Protests in Brazil Carlos Vainer | August 6, 2013

    There is no need to argue about the importance of Brazilian struggles and manifestations in recent days. They express an extraordinary willingness to change not only transportation, education and health … Keep reading »

  • Architecture, Occupation, and Resistance | August 4, 2013

    Justin Podur interviews architectural researcher Suzy Harris-Brandts, who studied and worked with the Decolonizing Architecture group in the West Bank. Watch video »

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