27 October 2011
by Mark Barrett
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The year 2011 marks the end of the End of History by Jérôme E. Roos on October 23, 2011 When the system forces ordinary people to become revolutionaries, you know you’re no longer at the End of History. You’re at … Continue reading
23 August 2011
by Mark Barrett
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“What has happened since 15 M has favoured the politicization of society and the opening of new spaces for self-organization and participation”. Josep María Antentas Originally posted at International Viewpoint Interview with Josep Maria Antentas, Professor of Sociology at the … Continue reading
22 August 2011
by pa-webgroup
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Dignified and Undignified Rage: Brief Notes from K on a Pending Invitation, the UK riots, and Our Collective Failure to Construct Revolutionary Responses to the Global Crisis London, 18thAugust, 2011 Up there, they intend to repeat their history. They once … Continue reading
22 August 2011
by pa-webgroup
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Reposted from Red Pepper Relax: alternative hedonism and a new politics of pleasure Kate Soper on re-imagining fulfllment A predictable consequence of the current recession has been a renewal of interest in the politics of welfare and community values. As … Continue reading
13 August 2011
by pa-webgroup
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Check out some London people’s commentaries during the week, texts on the riots from elsewhere and also some pictures from the march in North London a week later. Please send any more pics, vids or articles you would like to … Continue reading
13 August 2011
by Corinna Lotz
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Challenge the Hate-Filled State The low level of debate at the emergency recall of Parliament underlines the yawning gulf between rulers and ruled, and the establishment’s poisonous hatred for working class youth. Prime Minister Cameron claimed the uprising on streets … Continue reading
13 August 2011
by Mark Barrett
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To the attention of the Press and the Public from Turkish and Kurdish Community Organisations As it is known, last Saturday a protest took place outside Tottenham police station in order to attain answers or explanations as to how and … Continue reading
25 July 2011
by AnonReports
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Before diving straight into a minute by minute report, it would be wiser to give a brief introduction into the context surrounding the events that are taking place in Spain. Media coverage outside Spain, and some would even say inside … Continue reading
8 July 2011
by pa-webgroup
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Popular Assemblies in Revolts and Revolutions By Sveinung Legard This article kindly republished from New Compass. From the main square Puerto del Sol in Madrid, to Syntagma square in Athens, Rossio square in Lisbon and other central squares in major … Continue reading
14 June 2011
by Paul Feldman
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When you hear the word “democracy”, you can bet your bottom dollar that it is someone like Obama or Cameron who is on your TV screen, justifying the attack on Libya for example. Many of us are immediately overwhelmed by … Continue reading
1 June 2011
by pa-webgroup
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Democracy vs Mythology: The Battle in Syntagma Square I have never been more desperate to explain and more hopeful for your understanding of any single fact than this: The protests in Greece concern all of you directly. [Post taken from Sturdyblog - do … Continue reading