Strategies for navigating a slowing pace of struggle

Self-Help for Revolutionaries

Three years after the airport was abandoned, the ZAD remains largely ungovernable.

Remaining Ungovernable 

Reflections on the shape of social revolution to come

Theses on the Sudan Commune

Fact-checking the scandal around Foucault’s life in Tunisia

The Black Masses of Michel Foucault, The Bullshit of Guy Sorman

Ryan Fatica on the spectacle of justice and the banality of evil in Minneapolis.

Remarks on the Trial of Derek Chauvin

On the structure of antagonism and the cosmo-geological field 

On the Structure of Antagonism and the Cosmo-Geological Field 

Undercomets

Balestrini and Moroni on the explosive experiment of Autonomia 1977.

Communication, Power, and Revolt

Hunting, Execution, and Self-Defense from Piñera's "Black February" to the Combative March

'Legitimate Defense'

Tadeo Cervantes on politics as a territorial phenomenon

Toward a Politics of Body-Barricades

Philosopher Grégoire Chamayou on the emergence of 'dialogue' as a strategy of class power.


The Production of the Dominant Dialogy

David Cayley introduces the main axes of Ivan Illich's attack on late modern paradigms of technology, production, science, and medicine. 

Illich as Revolutionary

For Tiqqun, the sensory religion of Empire today establishes a new form of anesthetizing separation: "between the user and the apparatus."

The Beautiful Hell

In this brief note, Giorgio Agamben aligns the history of state power with war, contrasting it with a life in peace that is "by definition without history," and in which statist imaginary perceives the dangerous specter of ungovernability.

War and Peace

Shemon wrestles with the lack of an insurrectionary Black Radical Tradition through which to understand the limits of the George Floyd rebellion. 

Missed Insurrections

In this new article, Kiersten Solt argues that contemporary upheaval is the site of a conflictual encounter between destituent gestures and constituent forces. 

Seven Theses on Destitution (After Endnotes)

Marcello Tarì on communism, fragmentation, Deleuze and Guattari, and Autonomia in Italy.

Ill Will