Hope from below: composing the commons in Iceland
Source: www.opendemocracy.net By Richard Bater Iceland’s fate epitomizes the tragedy of ‘constitutional democracies’ as they have been variously practiced and imposed in recent times: whereby
Category: Analysis
Israel, Occupy Wall Street, and anti-Zionism, By Brian Kwoba
The Occupy Wall Street movement in the US is reverberating around the world. In Tel Aviv, Israel, for example, a tens-of-thousands-strong protest on October 29
Syria Uprising Falls Victim to Power Plays
Source: http://www.ramzybaroud.net/ Syrians continue to be victimized, not only in violent clashes with the Syrian military, but also by regional and international players with various
BlueCoat: US technology surveilling Syrian citizens online
Source: periodismohumano.com By Leila Nachawati In the context of repression in the Middle East and North Africa, surveillance technology has played a key role in
A lecture at the University of #occupylondon, Subject: power, value and abstraction
Last night [26.10.2011] I made my way to St Pauls. occupation in London, I felt it was important to show my support and be one
The politics of Occupation: Notes on #OccupyMelbourne, What it might mean. Where we might take it.
(This is edited version of an article orginal published by the Rooftop Collective. This is a political contribution to the occupymelbourne movement. Yet it is made in the spirit
What is common in the recent demonstrations in Hungary and in the world?
The wave of demonstrations of civil movements in Hungary are in line with the global trends, namely the mounting resistance against the austerity measures and
The People United Will Never Be Defeated! Why we are non-partisan?
The People United Will Never Be Defeated! United we can achieve the impossible, everything can be! A united people can say “No!”, can say “We
Thoughts about the #globalchange
Hello everyone, We would like to share with you all our experience at an international level in preparing and coordinating the actions of the 15th
Conclusions of the speech of the sociologist Manuel Castells on #15M
Translation of the conclusions of the speech in Spanish of the sociologist Manuel Castells, professor at Berkeley University (California) and researcher at the Open University
Wall Street occupation makes waves around the world
As the worldwide wave of indignation finally washes upon America’s shores, a few thousand activists in New York stage a protest that will inspire millions.
ROAR: Why we are marching on September 17
This Saturday, tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of people will take to the streets in a global day of action against the banks. Here