07.15.2025
Guy Debord
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on his friendship with Guy Debord and the elusive clandestinity of political life.
07.15.2025
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on his friendship with Guy Debord and the elusive clandestinity of political life.
07.13.2025
Lorenzo Mizzau
Giorgio Cesarano and the biological revolution
07.02.2025
Luhuna Carvalho
Luhuna Carvalho on myth, mourning, and depoliticization in Nanni Balestrini's "The Unseen"
06.29.2025
Patrice Douglass
How does the Black female slave disfigure our received conceptions of gendered violence?
06.17.2025
Harumasa Abe
Harumasa Abe on revolutionary organization and internecine violence in 1960s and ’70s Japan.
06.15.2025
Victor Artola
Victor Artola on the origins of the anti-ICE rebellion in Los Angeles.
06.14.2025
Anonymous
Lessons from the Battle of Los Angeles
05.28.2025
Jarrod Shanahan and Zhandarka Kurti
Jarrod Shanahan and Zhandarka Kurti on the need for an insurrectional orientation for abolitionist politics.
05.23.2025
René Schérer
René Schérer on Fourier's passionate attack on capitalist civilization.
05.10.2025
Ian Alan Paul
Ian Alan Paul on the capitalist form of death that animates the fascist project.
05.04.2025
Maxence Klein
Maxence Klein responds to the death of French communist theorist Jacques Camatte.
04.29.2025
Jasper Bernes
Jasper Bernes on the Long '68, the George Floyd uprising, and the role of inquiry in communization.
04.22.2025
Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato on the centrality of imperialism, monopoly, and war for political thought.
04.18.2025
Gabriel Azaïs
Gabriel Azaïs on science, myth, and the sacralization of technics.
04.12.2025
Daniel Grave
Daniel Grave on Trump's techno-feudalist wager.
03.22.2025
Ben Morea
Ben Morea on the perils of post-revolutionary suicide.
03.18.2025
Anonymous
What role does mass action, armed struggle, systemic crisis, and affinity play in an insurrection?
02.28.2025
Temps critiques
Temps critiques on the revolution of capital and the obsolescence of the labor theory of value.
02.16.2025
Edgar Illas
Edgar Illas on global war, capitalism, and the collapse of materialist analysis.
12.20.2024
Fayer Collective
Fayer Collective on Gaza, messianism, and the struggle over the meaning of Judaism.
12.17.2024
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen
The election of Trump and the revival of tyrannicide highlight the void at the heart of US society.
12.11.2024
Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato on the forces that suspend, institute, and suppress political and economic orders.
12.07.2024
Adam C. Jones
There is only transmission and mutation, against the confinement of control.
11.30.2024
David Campbell and Jarrod Shanahan
David Campbell and Jarrod Shanahan on the uneven complicities that cement carceral power.
11.15.2024
Jérôme Baschet
Jérôme Baschet on the shifting forms of Zapatista political life.
11.12.2024
Kristin Ross
Kristin Ross on reclaiming the revolutionary offensive in a climate of anxiety and despair.
11.09.2024
The Destructionist International
Andrew Culp and Thomas Dekeyser on CLODO, train looting, and the radical critique of technology.
11.06.2024
Anonymous
Dear cousins, we send you these thoughts from France as a way of saying you’re not alone.
11.03.2024
Rodrigo Karmy Bolton
Theses for a poetics of the Earth
10.17.2024
Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato ties the global civil war to the fiscal crises of American Empire.
10.07.2024
Serene Richards
Serene Richards on the destitution of the Spectacle and the liberation of imaginal life.
10.03.2024
Maya Ayoub
Maya Ayoub on Zionist expansionism and the invasion of Lebanon.
10.01.2024
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on Zionism as the negation of Jewish exile.
09.23.2024
Maria Kakogianni
A manifesto for positive anarchy.
09.13.2024
Azad
Dispatch from an American fighting for revolution in Myanmar.
09.08.2024
Howard Slater
Howard Slater on Walter Benjamin, class politics, and the contagious impersonality of affect.
09.02.2024
Ben Morea
Ben Morea on the university as a site of revolutionary struggle, then and now.
08.28.2024
Elsa Dorlin
Elsa Dorlin on the photography and choreography of vital self-defense.
08.24.2024
Sasha Warren
Sasha Warren on the politicization of madness and the delirium of capital.
07.04.2024
Raoul Vaneigem
Raoul Vaneigem retraces two thousand years of resistance to Christianity
06.22.2024
Adam Greenfield
Adam Greenfield's "Lifehouse" offers a strategy for the Long Emergency.
06.20.2024
Josep Rafanell i Orra
For Josep Rafanell i Orra, capitalism and communism offer divergent models of fragmentation.
06.11.2024
Michele Garau
Michele Garau on revolutionary impasses and heretical secession.
05.30.2024
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen on the eclipse, reemergence, and confusion of the communist movement.
05.19.2024
Mother Earth Liberation Process
The Mother Earth Liberation Process is a life and death struggle to reclaim land in Colombia.
05.07.2024
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
An Interview with Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
04.27.2024
Ian Alan Paul
For the struggle against genocide to succeed, the spell of liberalism must be broken.
04.21.2024
Anonymous
Lessons from the April 1968 occupations movement
04.06.2024
Mohand
Has political ecology become the unwitting handmaiden of capitalism's survival?
03.14.2024
Athena
We owe our dead more than submission.
02.27.2024
Arya Zahedi
Arya Zahedi on the origins and obstacles of Iran's revolutionary movement.
02.20.2024
Anonymous
Victory cannot rely on improvised means alone.
02.18.2024
Antithesi
Beneath the mask of anti-systemic ideology, post-fascism seeks the violent restoration of national social capital.
02.07.2024
Research and Destroy
Research and Destroy on blockades and counterlogistical strategy.
01.12.2024
Sabu Kohso
Sabu Kohso on the rise and fall of Japan's revolutionary movement, with lessons for today.
01.01.2024
Simone LeMarteu and Nada Lestrigon
A tribute to the revolutionary passion of Alfredo Bonanno
01.01.2024
Luhuna Carvalho
Luhuna Carvalho pays tribute to the communist life of Antonio Negri
12.23.2023
Catherine Malabou
Catherine Malabou on philosophical disavowal and the plasticity of anarchism
12.16.2023
Ian Alan Paul
Part II of Ian Alan Paul's analysis of death and datapower in Palestine.
12.13.2023
Moses Dobruška
Moses Dobruška on the expiring currencies of revolutionary contestation.
11.20.2023
Marcello Tarì
Marcello Tarì pays tribute to the life and work of Mario Tronti.
10.27.2023
Alberto Toscano
Alberto Toscano explores fascism’s erotic afterlives.
10.18.2023
Ian Alan Paul
To live and die as an abstraction: this is the fate imposed on all who inhabit the space between the sea and the security fence.
10.03.2023
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen on the mute refusal that dissolves power.
09.07.2023
Émilie
The event of wokeness announces the return of sensitive reason through the cancellation of the Western subject.
08.28.2023
Acid Horizon
Acid Horizon traces a cartography of escape routes from the control systems of cyber-capitalism.
08.09.2023
Gerardo Muñoz
Gerardo Muñoz on Mario Tronti's untimely exile from revolutionary politics.
07.31.2023
Djimi Diallo
Djimi Diallo on insurgent pessimism and the riots in France.
07.30.2023
Josep Rafanell i Orra
Josep Rafanell i Orra on the riots for Nahel and the fragmentation of the social.
07.08.2023
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on the kingdom, the government, and the anarchy that binds them.
06.29.2023
Adrian Wohlleben
Retaining the initiative is the highest form of autonomy.
06.23.2023
Nicolò Molinari
Nicolò Molinari on composition, territorial struggles, and the alchemical art of insurrection.
05.27.2023
Bernard Aspe
Bernard Aspe on the Conspiracist Manifesto, the governance of the soul, and the politics of refusal.
05.17.2023
Ralf Ruckus
Ralf Ruckus maps the CCP’s political development from the 1950s to the present.
05.02.2023
Colectivo Situaciones
Colectivo Situaciones on the Piqueteros movement, the collapse of the state, and revolutionary autonomy.
04.24.2023
Les Soulèvements de la Terre
The mobilization at Sainte-Soline points toward a new horizon of ecological conflict. Are we ready?
04.19.2023
Marquis Bey
Marquis Bey on twisting-free of the ontological apparatus of anti-blackness.
04.15.2023
Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato on the 2023 rebellion against Macron's neoliberal pension reforms.
03.28.2023
Anonymous
How power brutalized and mutilated in order to take back control.
03.26.2023
Rudi Dutschke and Hans-Jürgen Krahl
1967 speech by Rudi Dutschke and Hans-Jürgen Krahl announcing an anti-authoritarian rupture within the Socialist German Students' Union.
03.23.2023
Josep Rafanell i Orra
Josep Rafanell i Orra on the 2023 uprising against pension reform in France.
03.16.2023
Wu Ming
Wu Ming on UFOs and the utopian impulse.
03.09.2023
Resurgence Youth Movement
The Resurgence Youth Movement brought insurrectional anarchism to 1960s New York.
03.07.2023
Alfredo Cospito
A final letter from anarchist Alfredo Cospito, following the rejection of his appeal against the 41-bis regime.
02.28.2023
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on the imprisonment of Alfredo Cospito and the "administrative state."
02.22.2023
Gerardo Muñoz
Gerardo Muñoz on the domestication of student existence and the need for a university of exiled forms of life.
02.09.2023
Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar
Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar on recognizing and resisting the patriarchal pact.
01.31.2023
Frédéric Neyrat
A earthbound transmission from Frédéric Neyrat to Atlanta's forest defenders.
01.15.2023
Hugh Farrell
Hugh Farrell on the possibility of revolutionary organization in profoundly disordered times.
01.02.2023
S. Prasad
Surveying the uprisings of 2022, S. Prasad traces the common features of revolutionary struggle in our era.
12.17.2022
Eunus
On the arrest of six young people for “domestic terrorism” in Atlanta.
12.10.2022
Christos Filippidis
Decoding war metaphors in pandemic times
12.07.2022
Anonymous
Confronting the cult of heroism and death in the anarchist movement.
11.21.2022
Leijia Hanrahan
Leijia Hanrahan on madness, mental health, and communism.
11.13.2022
Mohand
What happens when capital no longer seeks to dominate nature, but identifies itself with it?
10.29.2022
Militants in the Fog
From formless labor to just-in-time revolt, a balance sheet on our time from Brazil.
10.28.2022
Militants in the Fog
When the city itself is the workplace, the strike takes on the logic of social revolt.
10.25.2022
Ateronhiatakon Francis Boots
Interview with Mohawk warrior Ateronhiatakon Francis Boots.
10.20.2022
A.K. Parris
A.K. Parris on anti-politics and apocalypse in Samuel Beckett
10.10.2022
Maxence Klein
Maxence Klein on tragic cinema and late-capitalist civil war.
10.04.2022
Michele Garau
Michele Garau on the search for an exit from the revolutionary tradition.
09.20.2022
Elsa Dorlin
Elsa Dorlin positions the Israeli martial art within a complex lineage of militant Jewish self-defense.
09.08.2022
Jérôme Baschet
Jérôme Baschet surveys one of the most remarkable living utopias anywhere in the world today.
08.31.2022
S. Prasad
Reflections on Sri Lanka's Galle Face Commune
08.18.2022
Vilma Almendra
Vilma Almendra analyzes the colonial trappings of state-centric politics in Colombia.
08.11.2022
Anonymous
Two interviews with anarchists in Sri Lanka exploring the limits and horizons of the 2022 uprising
07.29.2022
Peter Gelderloos
Peter Gelderloos outlines the features of successful insurgent movements against government-sanctioned ecocide.
07.18.2022
Nicholas Smaligo
Nicholas Smaligo on revolutionary history and classless societies from Benjamin to Graeber and Wengrow
07.01.2022
Phil Neel
Phil Neel on the geography of capitalist crisis and communist subversion.
06.27.2022
Tiqqun
Tiqqun on the relation between prison abolition and the broader revolutionary movement.
06.15.2022
Meredith Lee
Meredith Lee offers an intimate portrait of the final years of her friend's remarkable life.
06.07.2022
Michel Foucault and the Prisons Information Group
For Foucault and the Prisons Information Group, the struggle against carceral society did not aim to ameliorate, soften, or render its oppressive power more bearable, but to attack it.
05.22.2022
Mario Tronti
Mario Tronti on the death of the modern subject, the defeat of the workers movement, and the new horizons of proletarian civil war.
05.16.2022
Jarrod Shanahan
Jarrod Shanahan on resistance, fugitivity, and revolutionary militancy in the New York jail system.
05.10.2022
Robert Hurley
Robert Hurley on the corrosion of Western technology and the search for Earthly figures of thought.
04.28.2022
Rodrigo Karmy Bolton
Rodrigo Karmy Bolton on revolt, popular violence, and martyrdom in Chile's unfinished uprising.
04.24.2022
Michele Garau
Michele Garau retraces the crisis of classical revolutionary thought in the work of Jacques Camatte
04.22.2022
Thomas Nail
Thomas Nail on materialist cosmology and the earthbound ethics of expenditure.
04.17.2022
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi on the vengeance of colonialism, nationalist humiliation, and the new inter-white war in Europe.
04.04.2022
Maurizio Lazzarato
Maurizio Lazzarato on the unity of production and destruction under late capitalist warfare.
04.03.2022
Vitrina Dystópica
Vitrina Dystópica on the tangled web of revolt and constitutional power in post-dictatorship Chile.
03.30.2022
Serge Quadruppani and Jérôme Floch
Serge Quadruppani and Jérôme Floch on science, conspiracism, and the politics of fear.
03.26.2022
Jackson and Nevada
Ante-politics and car culture after the Minneapolis uprising
03.25.2022
Antiauthoritarians for International Solidarity
The white noise of journalists is the enemy of internationalist solidarity.
03.09.2022
Ulysse Carrière
Ulysse Carrière on the vandalism of gender, the looting of commodities, and the desertion of capitalist subjectivity.
03.02.2022
Lea Melandri
Lea Melandri on women's sexuality, the theory of the unconscious, and the critique of Marxist economism.
02.24.2022
Anonymous
A glimpse into the shape of insurrection to come.
02.18.2022
William S. Burroughs
Two lectures by William S. Burroughs on control, communication, and virality.
02.13.2022
Andrew Culp
Andrew Culp has written a partisan manual for sabotaging cybernetic power in the 21st century.
02.08.2022
The Invisible Committee
As for us, we prefer to attack.
02.03.2022
Guy Hocquenghem
Guy Hocquenghem on unfreezing the movement for gay liberation.
01.27.2022
Donatella Di Cesare
Donatella Di Cesare on becoming a foreigner to the capitalist metropolis.
01.19.2022
Francesc & El Quico
A dispatch from Sāo Paulo on revolt, Bolsonarism, work, class fragmentation, and organization in Brazil.
01.06.2022
Frédéric Neyrat
Frédéric Neyrat on the refusal of subjectivity in Moten and Harney's "All Incomplete"
01.01.2022
Ill Will
A highlight reel of Ill Will in 2021, as well as a snapshot of what's to come
12.29.2021
Temps Critiques
Temps Critiques on the "great resignation" and the exhaustion of the radical critique of labor.
12.25.2021
Wang Nangxian & Paul Torino
On the meaning and aftermath of the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.
12.22.2021
Kevin Suemnicht
How do we become the kind of people who can take a revolutionary situation to its conclusion?
11.28.2021
Jean-Luc Nancy
Jean-Luc Nancy on nihilism, vitalism, and the destitution of politics in the thought of Giorgio Agamben.
11.18.2021
Wu Ming
Wu Ming on conspiracism, the Green Pass, and the shape of social rupture to come.
11.17.2021
Inhabit
In the ruin and wreckage of Kenosha, our political horizons are being redrawn in real time.
11.08.2021
M.B.
What relation to death does communism demand of us?
11.06.2021
Steve Wright
Steve Wright on writing, publishing, and propaganda among Italian workerists during the 1960s and 1970s.
10.31.2021
Anonymous
The 500 year history of the insurgency of Halloween.
10.15.2021
Marquis Bey
Marquis Bey discusses fragmentation, unsettling notions of blackness, and non-normative forms of insurgency.
10.08.2021
Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen
Is fascism a kind of sickness hidden inside the folds of our impoverished neoliberal psyche?
10.06.2021
Temps Critiques
Temps Critiques assess the horizon of struggles against the health pass in France.
10.03.2021
Michele Garau
Michele Garau on revolution, time, and the shadow of destituent politics from Blanchot and Foucault to our new era of uprisings.
09.14.2021
Junius Frey
Junius Frey on Yuk Hui, China, and the cosmo-technics of Empire.
09.07.2021
Judith Butler and Jules Gleeson
The full unabridged version of Jules Gleeson's interview with Judith Butler
09.03.2021
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
Franco 'Bifo' Berardi on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and that techno-swarm we call progress.
08.30.2021
Committee for the Defense and Decolonization of Territories
How can we live not as claimants to, but as protectors of the territory, not as citizens but as earthlings inhabiting the territory?
08.28.2021
Noel Ignatiev
An excerpt from Noel Ignatiev's memoir, "Acceptable Men."
08.28.2021
City Inhospitable
What do you do when you want to leave, but you don’t know where to go?
08.24.2021
Adrian Wohlleben
Eulogy for the late French philosopher of being-singular-plural.
08.14.2021
Il Rovescio & Giorgio Agamben
Il Rovescio and Giorgio Agamben on emergency politics and the vaccine passport.
08.01.2021
Lea Melandri
Lea Melandri on sexual difference, revolutionary organization, and women’s survival.
07.22.2021
P.M.A. Gittlitz & J.F.
Have punks and the left become the eager hall monitors of the biosecurity state?
07.12.2021
Donatella Di Cesare
Philosopher Donatella Di Cesare on freeing the anarchic ontology concealed within the anarchist tradition.
06.23.2021
Mario Tronti
Mario Tronti on the social backdrop of left-wing terrorism
06.03.2021
Andrea Cavalletti
Italian philosopher Andrea Cavalletti on making oneself an enemy of fascist culture
05.21.2021
Stefano Harney & Fred Moten
Harney and Moten on incompletion, complicity, and communism
05.17.2021
Adrian Wohlleben
Adrian Wohlleben on race treason, demolitionism, and riot during the 2020 revolt
05.05.2021
Anonymous
Strategies for navigating a slowing pace of struggle
05.02.2021
Mauvaise Troupe
Three years after the airport was abandoned, the ZAD remains largely ungovernable.
04.17.2021
Anonymous
Reflections on the shape of social revolution to come
04.16.2021
Anonymous
Fact-checking the scandal around Foucault’s life in Tunisia
04.15.2021
Ryan Fatica
Ryan Fatica on the spectacle of justice and the banality of evil in Minneapolis.
04.09.2021
Frédéric Neyrat
On the structure of antagonism and the cosmo-geological field
03.26.2021
Nanni Balestrini and Primo Moroni
Balestrini and Moroni on the explosive experiment of Autonomia 1977.
03.24.2021
Vitrina Dystópica
Hunting, Execution, and Self-Defense from Piñera's "Black February" to the Combative March
03.13.2021
Tadeo Cervantes
Tadeo Cervantes on politics as a territorial phenomenon
03.11.2021
Grégoire Chamayou
Philosopher Grégoire Chamayou on the emergence of 'dialogue' as a strategy of class power.
03.07.2021
David Cayley
David Cayley introduces the main axes of Ivan Illich's attack on late modern paradigms of technology, production, science, and medicine.
03.04.2021
Tiqqun
For Tiqqun, the sensory religion of Empire today establishes a new form of anesthetizing separation: "between the user and the apparatus."
02.24.2021
Giorgio Agamben
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.
02.16.2021
Shemon
Shemon wrestles with the lack of an insurrectionary Black Radical Tradition through which to understand the limits of the George Floyd rebellion.
02.12.2021
Kiersten Solt, V.I.
Kiersten Solt argues that contemporary upheaval is the site of a conflictual encounter between destituent gestures and constituent forces.
02.11.2021
Marcello Tarì
Marcello Tarì on communism, fragmentation, Deleuze and Guattari, and Autonomia in Italy.
02.05.2021
Franco “Bifo” Berardi
Bifo on meme-swarms, GameStop and the ongoing American civil war.
01.31.2021
Jarrod Shanahan
01.29.2021
Dispositions Collective
Toward an ecology of presence
01.27.2021
Julien Coupat
If history is a nightmare from which some are trying to awaken, civilization is an illness from which few, it seems, are trying to recover.
01.24.2021
Research and Destroy
Political economy for the time of monsters
01.22.2021
Rodrigo Karmy
The imagination leaves nothing in its right place. Everything in it rises, floats and initiates a process of becoming outside the general order of things.
01.20.2021
Donatella Di Cesare
The following text is taken from Immunodemocracy: Capitalist Asphyxia by Donatella Di Cesare.
01.19.2021
Lea Melandri
Lea Melandri on the experimental feminist project of collective psychoanalysis.
01.15.2021
Richard Gilman-Opalsky
01.12.2021
Flavio Luzi
Where there is catastrophe, there is also an escape route.
01.11.2021
Giorgio Agamben
If, as is being perversely attempted today, all contact were to be abolished, if everything and everyone were kept at a distance, we would then lose not only the experience of other bodies, but first and foremost any immediate experience of ourselves.
01.11.2021
Jacques Camatte
Henceforth, the forces necessary to achieve the escape from this world and the establishment of a different world can be deployed: the deepest affectivity-sensitivity that allows adherence to the continuum of living beings.
12.31.2020
Luhuna Carvalho
12.19.2020
The Invisible Committee
Insurrections ripen under ice, like a mass desire to trample on all that has trodden us down, a sudden burst of dignity after decades of humiliation, a will to put an abrupt end to all that we have suffered for no reason.
12.18.2020
Peter Harrison
What becomes of communist theory when stripped of its prophetic and predictive vocation? Ex-Monsieur Dupont author Peter Harrison surveys the field of theoretical production today.
12.15.2020
Giorgio Agamben
Philosopher Giorgio Agamben argues that a technologically updated configuration of state capitalism now serves as the ruling principle of globalized capitalism.
12.11.2020
Anonymous
What is the nature of that state violence we call 'police'?
12.03.2020
Rodrigo Karmy
Chilean philosopher Rodrigo Karmy on cybernetic domination, acceleration, and the destituent impact of revolt on the imagination.
11.25.2020
Emanuele E. Pelilli
Taking Todd Phillips’ Joker as a case study, Emanuele E. Pelilli reads contemporary insurrection as an event that collapses the Western divide between essence and appearance.
11.21.2020
Nevada
The figure of the white supremacist agitator does not simply tarnish the memory and legacy of the revolt. It also illuminates the very stakes of the movement itself and its call for abolition.
11.15.2020
K.N. & Paul Torino
Governance wants to transform all antagonisms, latent or sudden, into a contest between constituted groups with articulable or coherent interests and normative figures to represent them.
11.15.2020
Ceci Nelson
11.09.2020
Anonymous
Violence, Fatalism and Paranoia in Atlanta's Autonomous Zone
11.02.2020
Shemon & Arturo
Building off the analysis set out in their articles this summer, Shemon and Arturo trace today's mounting hostilities back to the unfinished business of the first American Civil War, and the counter-insurrection that crushed its emancipatory promise.
10.27.2020
Giorgio Agamben
The collapse affects and addresses us, because we too are rubble.
10.24.2020
Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
Our task is to rethink autonomy from within the new horizon that confronts us, namely, that of our own extinction.
10.24.2020
Idris Robinson
10.14.2020
Anonymous
An in-depth look at the George Floyd Uprising in Portland, OR.
10.02.2020
Jacques Camatte
Jacques Camatte on the dynamic of enmity that "inevitably leads to the extinction of the species."
09.28.2020
Josep Rafanell i Orra
It is from communization, interdependency, and a refusal of identities that revolution today emerge.
09.20.2020
Jarrod Shanahan and Zhandarka Kurti
Ill Will sat down with Jarrod Shanahan and Zhandarka Kurti to discuss 2020's second wave of social unrest.
09.18.2020
Adrian Wohlleben
The ethical question is not about weapons, but about which ones.
09.16.2020
k. kodama
A call from Colombia to recover our bodies, and to construct the bodies to come.
09.13.2020
Julien Coupat et al.
Julien Coupat takes us on a journey across our own chaotic epoch.
09.08.2020
Frank B. Wilderson, III
Gerardo Munoz interviews afropessimist Frank B. Wilderson on the significance of the George Floyd uprising.
09.06.2020
Anonymous
'Swarm warfare' uses horizontal communication to facilitate autonomous, conjoint action without relying on centralized, hierarchical command structures.
09.04.2020
Shemon & Arturo
On whiteness, race treason and the Black Radical Tradition from the authors of “Theses on the George Floyd Rebellion.”
08.16.2020
Idris Robinson
A militant nationwide uprising did in fact occur.
07.30.2020
Shemon
Black middle class counterinsurgency in the George Floyd uprising
07.15.2020
Peter Harrison
Ex-Monsieur Dupont member Peter Harrison on many central motifs in Camatte's thought.
07.08.2020
A Conversation with Richard Gilman-Opalsky
06.24.2020
Shemon and Arturo
We have yet to answer the full meaning of this rebellion.
06.22.2020
Mario Tronti & Marcello Tarì
Tronti and Tarì set out a program of how to stand back from a world in crisis
06.21.2020
Cesare Battisti
Lifelong revolutionary and political prisoner Cesare Battisti reflects on COVID, the Agamben affair, & new technologies of social control.
06.21.2020
Anonymous
06.19.2020
An International Surrealist Declaration
An international surrealist declaration in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en insurgency
06.11.2020
Anonymous
An interview with an anonymous participant in the George Floyd rebellion in Minneapolis.
06.11.2020
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on the historical a priori of modern architecture.
06.07.2020
Alain Badiou
Alain Badiou on reinventing a common life and developing new ideas of reality.
06.04.2020
We Still Outside Collective
A communiqué from the streets of New York, in the wake of the George Floyd Uprising.
05.25.2020
Dakota
Pandemic time is not of our making, but that doesn’t keep us from making use of it.
05.24.2020
Giorgio Agamben
D. Alan Dean has translated a short text by Giorgio Agamben, recently published by the philosopher on the Italian blog Diario della Crisi.
05.20.2020
Jacques Camatte
Gerardo Muñoz interviews Jacques Camatte about friendship and enmity, politics and reality, and the global pandemic.
05.19.2020
Nocturnal Council
A revolutionary perspective no longer focuses on an institutional reorganization of society, but on the technical configuration of worlds.
05.15.2020
Giorgio Agamben
At issue is an entire conception of the destinies of human society from a perspective that, in many ways, seems to have adopted the apocalyptic idea of the end of the world from religions which are now in their sunset.
05.14.2020
Joël Gayraud
If we do not reopen the utopian breach, we will live perpetually in the ‘day after’.
05.12.2020
Nevada
Life blossoms when the managers despair.
05.10.2020
Local Cinematography Committee
05.08.2020
Rodrigo Karmy Bolton
Rodrigo Karmy Bolton on the destituent rhythm of revolt in Chile
05.01.2020
Interview with philosopher Rodrigo Karmy
Revolt is always much more precarious, weaker if you like, in the sense that it cancels the usual way of things, denaturalizing them, so as to imagine other possible uses.
04.29.2020
Zilarra
Even in uncanny times, old tasks still ring true.
04.25.2020
Emilio
A dispatch on counter-insurgency and pandemic governance from Santiago, Chile
04.24.2020
Sandra Göbel
If the machine is not controlled by humans, the machine itself becomes the direction.
04.22.2020
Giorgio Agamben
It is always dangerous to entrust to doctors and scientists decisions that are ultimately ethical and political.
04.22.2020
Ron Sakolsky
For the matriarchs at Unist’ot’en who burned the Canadian flag, reconciliation is dead.
04.22.2020
Frédéric Neyrat
04.16.2020
Wu Ming
Celebrating a friend and comrade, while taking over public space again
04.14.2020
Milan Emergency Volunteer Brigades
An Interview with Milan’s Emergency Volunteer Brigades
04.13.2020
David Cayley
Is the massive and costly effort to contain and limit the harm that the virus will do the only choice we have?
04.13.2020
Icarus
The pandemic affects all of humanity — which no longer exists as such.
04.13.2020
Gerardo Muñoz
Gerardo Muñoz on the Chilean insurgency of 2019
04.10.2020
Nil Mata Reyes
The pandemic community is not a community of bodies, but of data.
04.09.2020
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on the inverted crowd of socially distanced separation
04.09.2020
Anonymous
The reconfiguration of capitalist society and its general relations of power take the form of a predominance of digital capitalism, of data capture and of a predictive function of the devices of control: that is, of a total grip on the biological that at the same time mineralizes it.
04.05.2020
Anonymous
And so we stand at a crossroads: either we save the economy, or we save ourselves.
04.05.2020
Kora
04.03.2020
Orion
04.01.2020
Jérôme Baschet
The virus that afflicts us has been sent by the living.
03.31.2020
Neal Miller
03.29.2020
August & Kora
Every party has returned to earth — yet without entering a world.
03.27.2020
Giorgio Agamben
Giorgio Agamben on the Church, science, and the sovereign decision
03.26.2020
Marcello Tarì
"What will we do, what will we see, when we leave the desert?"
03.22.2020
Neal Miller
03.20.2020
Jacques Camatte
The wandering is over.
03.19.2020
Anonymous
"I have come to shut down the machine whose emergency brake you couldn’t find."
03.19.2020
Anonymous
The absolutely new falls upon us like a stone, without warning. Time has broken in half.
03.17.2020
Giorgio Agamben
A society that lives in a perennial state of emergency cannot be a free society.
03.12.2020
Massimo De Carolis
Is our political existence more important than our biological survival?
03.05.2020
Virginie Despentes
The most beautiful image in forty-five years of the ceremony is that of Adèle Haenel descending the stairs to exit.
02.27.2020
Adrian Wohlleben and Paul Torino
Bella Bravo interviews Adrian Wohlleben and Paul Torino
02.06.2020
ACTA
The question of victory is directly related to the question of organization.
12.16.2019
Jérôme Baschet
Interview with Jérôme Baschet
12.05.2019
Frédéric Neyrat
The wild is the uncivilizable by definition.
12.01.2019
The Invisible Committee
"What we will try to do is share, with the help of the language and perceptions that are elaborated in To Our Friends, the difficulties that we have encountered, with an emphasis on those that seem to us to echo the Mexican situation."
11.21.2019
Cerveaux Non Disponibles
Each social movement has its own temporality.
10.22.2019
Vitrina Dystópica
Two texts written in the immediate wake of the riots is October 2019.
09.05.2019
Raoul Vaneigem
A 2010 address by Raoul Vaneigem to the Greek anti-authoritarian movement.
05.09.2019
Anonymous
Reportback on the Yellow Vests' second 'assembly of assemblies.'
03.20.2019
ACTA
Never before had the Champs-Élysées truly been “the most beautiful avenue in the world.”
03.09.2019
Anonymous
Lessons from a few folks who were there.
03.01.2019
Greg Minday
We must find ways of organizing life and work that bring us joy.
02.23.2019
Ben Morea
2016 interview with Ben Morea, revolutionary animist and longtime New York anarchist
02.16.2019
Adrian Wohlleben
The largest uprising in France since 1968 continues to gain momentum.
02.02.2019
Alèssi Dell’Umbria
A balance sheet of the first two months of the Yellow Vests insurgency.
01.30.2019
Anonymous
With our yellow vests, we reclaim the right to speak.
01.28.2019
Jack Fontinell
01.28.2019
Anonymous
The death train must be derailed.
01.15.2019
Anonymous
This year, our fate is again in our own hands.
01.15.2019
Anonymous
It is from below that the common rises.
01.13.2019
Anonymous
12.20.2018
Anonymous
The besieged aren’t the ones we ought to believe.
12.04.2018
Anonymous
The difference between the people and those who govern is that the people aren’t a bunch of losers.
08.16.2018
Alèssi Dell’Umbria
Let’s abandon our sad passions—life on the Zone must go on.
03.12.2018
CMDO
An English translation of a statement from February, 2018 by several groups of La ZAD’s residents.
03.02.2018
Marcello Tarì
An early translation of the preface to Marcello Tarí's book There Is No Unhappy Revolution: The Communism of Destitution, released March 2021.
04.21.2017
Julien Coupat and Mathieu Burnel
Elections were never intended to allow us each to express ourselves politically.
12.14.2016
Film Committee
A short film drawing lessons from the Loi travail revolts in France in 2016.
11.09.2016
Anonymous
Our ethos: a spirit that stands against the end of the world
10.10.2016
Anonymous
What is a prayer, but a sacrament of language? What is a pledge, if not a sacrament of war?
09.17.2016
Anonymous
A photo montage and a lost communiqué
07.22.2016
Anonymous
07.03.2016
Anonymous
To build and strengthen our Party: that is the task of the coming phase.
06.10.2016
Anonymous
A demonstration is not a symbolic ritual. It is a test of strength.
06.07.2016
Anonymous
You're not afraid of rioters, you're afraid of wisdom.
04.30.2016
Anonymous
A call to build a permanent structure at Paris' Place de la République during the Nuit debout uprising in 2016
03.28.2016
Anonymous
If we do not want our lives to be reduced to nothing but waking, working and sleeping, condemned to nothing but survival, it is urgent we spread this mobilization.
11.17.2015
Anonymous
What is the ‘real war’ that grips Western countries?
11.04.2015
Anonymous
Against the police and their world.
09.30.2015
Anonymous
A vivid reportback on refugee struggles against the state apparatus at the Serbo-Croatian border.
09.11.2015
A Manifesto for Berlin
In spite of its tremendous potential, struggles in Berlin seem everywhere to get stuck in dead-ends.
07.23.2015
Calvin Warren
For the Black nihilist, anti-blackness is metaphysics.
05.04.2015
Anonymous
We see your film not as discursively "political”, but as simply revolutionary—we see it as a work which, like many others, tries in groping fashion to find a way out of the impasse of the present.
04.29.2015
Jacques Fradin
Economy signals the annihilation of every non-economic form of life. Our only salvation lies in combat.
04.14.2015
The Invisible Committee
There is a war going on—a permanent, global civil war.
11.24.2014
Frank B. Wilderson, III
11.19.2014
Calvin Warren
The “Black Queer” does not and cannot exist.
11.01.2014
Luca Lennert
Luca Lennert on Deleuze, revolt, and the joy of destruction.
06.30.2014
Anonymous
The self-assertion of the criminalized cannot avoid bringing with it a dimension of social rupture.
04.03.2014
Frank B. Wilderson, III