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.
Home- Should Be a Human Right and a Community Builder
Home is important. For generations, poor people have relied on each other to keep a roof over their heads. But all around the world
Technopopulism: The New Logic of Democratic Politics- Interview with Carlo Invernizzi Accetti
Why is there such dissatisfaction with democracy? Why does there appear to be so little difference between political parties? And why do politicians claim
Heating Up: An Interview with Peter Gelderloos on Climate Change and the Fight to Change Everything
This summer brought yet another record heat wave, as climate change fueled disasters hit countries around the world, leaving human communities devastated by flooding,
My Body Is Not Your Capital-Producing Machine – Or Is It?- – Susan Rosenthal MD
There are three basic freedoms: freedom to say NO; freedom to move away; and freedom to change what does not work. Individual freedom requires
INDIE FREE FESTIVAL #32 – ΣΑΒΒ. 15/10/2022 Γεωπονική
Το Κενό Δίκτυο διοργανώνει για 32η συνεχή χρονιά το Indie Free Festival. Φέτος φέρνουμε το φεστιβάλ στα πανεπιστήμια συμμετέχοντας στους αγώνες του φοιτητικού κινήματος
My Body Is Not Your Capital-Producing Machine – Or Is It?
Written by Dr. Susan Rosenthal MD, author of the book “The Social Sources of Sickness: What I Learned From 50 Years in Medicine”. ____
How It Might Should Be Done – Idris Robinson
The following is a transcript of a talk delivered in Seattle on July 20, 2020, lightly-edited by the author for readability. A video recording
Make Anarchism Great Again
“If we succeed in clearing the soil from the rubbish of the past and present, we will leave to posterity the greatest and safest
Can the pandemic labor shortage help us envision a world without work?
written by Abigail Susik As the omicron variant sweeps through American communities, many of our workplaces and institutions are grinding to a halt. With
Socialism in Black Queer Time: 70s and the Erotic Potentials of Radical Politics- Roderick Ferguson
In this talk Professor Ferguson engages the history of black queer diasporic formations in the 1970s as part of radical attempts to reimagine and
Most Resistance Does Not Speak Its Name: An Interview with James C. Scott
JAMES C. SCOTT is known as something of a hybrid scholar: part-political scientist, part-anthropologist, part-agrarianist; a “crude Marxist,” a cautious anarchist. While a young
Who Owns Tomorrow? For a life worth living
In 1932, right before the Nazis came to power, Brecht penned a brooding screenplay for a film, Kuhle Wampe, subtitled in English as Who
Utopian communities- What makes the difference between failure and success?
Most utopian communities are, like most start-ups, short-lived. What makes the difference between failure and success? At 16, Martin Winiecki dropped out of school
The Great French Revolution and its Lesson – Pëtr Kropotkin
14 July 2021 – and the Great French Revolution still continues uncomplete. The aristocrats of the middle class took advantage of the revolts of
A Future with No Future: Depression, the Left, and the Politics of Mental Health
[W]e find that we endogenously produce our incapacity to even try, grow sick and depressed and motionless under all the merciless and circulatory conditions
