The State is the enemy of the Care- Notes on family abolition
Illuminate the violence of the nuclear family structure while simultaneously encouraging more expansive networks of care.
AI as a zombie representation of the human world
Written by Harris Kalaitzidis (Void Network): Mark Fisher argued that the popular culture of Western societies has ‘frozen’ in the 20thcentury, with the present characterized by timeless repetitions, revivals, and a striking lack of innovation.
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
Sociologists Propose Shift to “Neuroecosocial” Paradigm of Mental Health
A recent article published in Theory, Culture & Society proposes a “neuroecosocial” approach to understanding mental health. Sociologist Nikolas Rose of King’s College London, previously interviewed by Mad in
When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again
The Italian Futurists praised invention, modernity, speed, and disruption. Sound familiar? IN 1909, A poet named Filippo Marinetti was driving along in his brand new
David Graeber – After the Pandemic, We Can’t Go Back to Sleep
In an essay penned shortly before his death, David Graeber argued that post-pandemic, we can’t slip back into a reality where the way our
David Graeber – Μετά την πανδημία, μην πέσουμε ξανά για ύπνο.
Σε αυτό το σύντομο δοκίμιο που γράφτηκε λίγο πριν από τον ξαφνικό θάνατό του, το Σεπτέμβριο του 2020, ο 59χρονος καταξιωμένος ανθρωπολόγος και δραστήριος
Greek Horror- How an Epstein level paedophile scandal could connect to the first time in Greek history that a political prisoner dies of hunger strike
Two parallel stories are escalating in the Greek news these days. Both are of historical significance, but with very different volume of coverage. They
On the Current Conjuncture- Alain Badiou
A rational political evaluation of the present conjuncture has become a genuine rarity. Between the catastrophist homilies emanating from the most unwittingly religious sectors
Exercise: What Would an Anarchist Program Look Like? – Crimethinc
Every campaign season, political parties publish platforms detailing their promises plank by plank. These platforms are not binding—politicians rarely fulfill their promises, and it’s
Extinction, Rebellion, Happiness- by Franco ‘BIFO’ Berardi
Ill Will Editions wrote to Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi to ask him what lessons the 1970s Autonomia movement had for our current struggles. His answer?
