Ethics, Risk, Apocalypse- Peter Gelderloos
The world is ending, not quickly like in a Hollywood movie, but slowly, each day bringing a new agony and a new attempt by the world to find balance. What does it mean to stay safe today and what we
The Left, Progress, and the Peasant- French Farmer’s Revolt 2024
In January of this year, French farmers besieged several French cities in protest against a range of policies threatening the material foundations of their way of life.
“Sustainable Prosperity: A Greek Perspective II” by Michalis Theodoropoulos
In Worldwatch Institute Europe’s second article examining the current situation in Greece we explore the particularities behind the current social situation, the ongoing changes
“Eight Simple Steps towards Revolution” by Crimethinc
Over the winter, the social momentum that picked up with the occupation of Zuccotti Park has predictably cooled. We can be sure that conflict
TAKE THE CITY! (What´s new in Spanish Revolution)
Hi comrades! We write you to spread a Spanish´ (Mallorca) iniciative called “take the town” (tomalaciudad). It´s about take empty places (private or
Witness: Children of the Riots. (Words, Images & Moments from the streets of Athens)
SEE THE VIDEO HERE As the financial crisis weighs heavily on Greece, the country seems trapped in a dead end. But discontent over the
Chile student rising 2011 ( a short Documentary)
During the education protests in Chile, the students took over schools and streets, demanding free education, and an end to the privatisation of their institutions.
Occupy Nigeria!: Moments of Insurrection from Revolted Nigeria
short introduction by “Moment of Insurrection” group: Nigeria is known to many antagonists for the on-going indigenous insurgency against ecological destruction. Over the last
“Anarcha-Indigenism”, an edited excerpt of a conference paper presented by Richard J.F. Day
Short Description: (The following is an edited excerpt of a conference paper presented by Richard J.F. Day) Anarcha-Indigenism is an emerging body of academic
Raoul Vaneigem: What’s Free is the Absolute Weapon / An interview with the former situationist by one of his old buddies
A member of the Situationist International from 1961 to 1970, Raoul Vaneigem is the author of Traité de savoir-vivre
“Social Mobility (in U.S.A.)? No, there is not!”, by UnderstandingSociety
We often think of the United States as a place with a lot of social mobility. What exactly does this mean? And is
California Police Peace Officer Standards, Training Crowd Management and Civil Disobedience Guidelines / CROWD MANAGEMENT AND CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE GUIDELINES: shared by publicintelligence.net
Void Network invites the friends and comrades to read, investigate, think and understand the methodologies and practices that USA and European Police uses to
“Cyclones of Struggle: From Occupation to Intifada” by the Moment of Insurrection
“A beautiful storm has come, but not yet the beautiful destruction”. The cyclone of intifada continues to destroy the Egyptian state, “I am boycotting
ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE (APJP): STATEMENT
Void Network express solidarity to the struggle of the people of Palestine for Freedom and Self-Determination. We introduce the statement of the activist’s group
“All Power to the General Assemblies? Or, the Strange Case of Take Artists Space” by Trevor Owen Jones from ViewPoint Magazine
After the raid on Zuccotti Park early this morning [ http://www.nycga.net/ ], what remains of Occupy Wall Street? The library was destroyed and thrown
Occupy Everything and the Politics of the Act
Many people wonder what it is that these new ‘occupy’ protests can accomplish, and have trouble envisioning the so-called “ends” of the movement. But
“On the Degradation of Language and the Art of Listening”, a short essay from blog “FROM POLITICS TO LIFE”
When you call someone a name you stop listening to him. I do not write, publish, speak or discuss in order to propagate
