ISCRIVITI A COMMONWARE
A Bologna da gennaio a maggio 2012 il corso di autoformazione di UniNomade. Settimo incontro
Giovedì 17 maggio. Guarda l'ultima lezione qui:
MAYDAY 2012
→ In questo dossier trovate materiali d'inchiesta e analisi sul GlobalMay. Dal movimento 15M in Spagna al movimento Occupy in Nord America, dall'Italia alla Germania, il precariato si ribella.
DOSSIER
→ Marx vivo. Ovvero dopo la critica del programma di Gotha.
In questo dossier si legge Marx per il presente. Da un lato si studiano e si criticano le categorie marxiane per adeguarle agli sviluppi della lotta di classe; dall'altro, come diceva Marianne Faithfull leggendo Bert Brecht e musicando Kurt Weill, diamo nuove parole e suoni alla rivoluzione.
Movimenti – governo, dipendenza, crescita, populismo… concetti centrali del dibattito sudamericano che negli ultimi decenni hanno conquistato un’attualità globale ed un'importanza specifica per i movimenti europei.
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Dichiarazione comune dei partecipanti del 15S Hub Meeting
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Nada que perder, todo por ganar!
Nostras, las redes y personas participantes en el encuentro 15SHub Meeting que tuvo lugar en Barcelona entre los días 15 y 18 de septiembre.
The Economy and Its Limits
di ALEX GOUREVITCH
John Stuart Mill once argued that “the laws and conditions of the Production of wealth partake of the character of physical truths,” while on the other hand “the distribution of wealth…depends on the laws and customs of society.”
The Debt-deal, or, the Chickens of Third-Way New Democracy Come Home to Roost
by ALEX GOUREVITCH
Readers know the details: $1 trillion cuts, $1.5 more through a supercommittee with a trigger if they can’t agree, and the further possibility, by the end of 2012, that the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy sunset.
The Common in Revolt
by JUDITH REVEL and TONI NEGRI
It did not take much imagination, once the analysis of the current economic crisis had been brought back to its causes and social effects, to foretell urban revolts akin to jacqueries.
For What We Will: May Day in Portland Maine
by NIGEL STEVENS
As we made a few last minute preparations that morning, everything felt so wonderfully familiar; it was like returning home
May Day 2012: Chicago
di DANIEL TUCKER*
It was May Day, but did anyone know? One spring day, a loan poster announcing a General Strike flips, tattered and wet on the edges, in the wet and rainy Chicago wind.
MAy Day 2012: Madison-Wisconsin
di LENORA HANSON
Since 2006, May Day rallies have gained renewed energy throughout the U.S. as we have walked in solidarity with immigrant and minority comrades in Alabama and Arizona, where legislation has essentially legalized racial profiling and invasive searches by police.
“The City Is Ours!” A report from May Day in New York City
di MORGAN BUCK e MALAV KANUGA
Who else would it belong to? The question is posed in every moment and interaction in our protracted struggle for the city.
April 25th is “1T Day”: Occupy Student Debt
di ANN LARSON e MALAV KANUGA
In the United States, two-thirds of college graduates leave school with student loan debt, an average of $25,000 each. Debt rates have increased 500 percent since 1999, and there are more and more of us across the country facing six-figure loans who will make monthly payments for the rest of our lives.
May Day 2012 – A Success Before it Began in the US
di MARINA SITRIN
We succeeded before we began. May Day has been retaken in the US.
Class Composition and the Organization of the Common
Seminar
Genoa, Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 June, 2011
Rethinking co-research inside precariat struggles and cognitive labor
The so-called Italian Theory and the revolt of living knowledge
by MATTEO PASQUINELLI
In a strange nemesis, likely not completely fortuitous, at the very moment of the crisis of the Anglo-American academia we witness the rising ‘hegemony’ of the Italian political philosophy over its departments.
Japan’s contaminated tap water problem
di ATSUSHI NAITO
In March 11, big earthquake and tsunami Japan. Miyagi, Iwate and Fukushima Prefectures were damaged very seriously, but the damage of the Greater Tokyo Metropolitan area was relatively small. However there are liquefied districts in this area.