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Six Theses on Anxiety & the Prevention of Militancy

Six Theses on Anxiety & the Prevention of Militancy

by Institute for Precarious Consciousness | 17 Apr 2014 | Article

Six Theses on Anxiety and Why It is Effectively Preventing Militancy, and One Possible Strategy for Overcoming It1The dis­cus­sion here is not fully rel­evant to the global South. The spe­cific con­di­tion of the South is that dom­inant cap­it­alist so­cial forms are...
Improper attachments, or who do anti-abortion posters belong to?

Improper attachments, or who do anti-abortion posters belong to?

by Davina Cooper | 1 Apr 2014 | Article

The events discussed below took place at the University of California Santa Barbara, on 4th March 2014. I had planned to meet Mireille Miller-Young, a professor in Feminist Studies, who was chairing a talk I was giving. When I arrived, Mireille was in the seminar room...
“Peace! I Hate the Word!” A Few Thoughts in Favour of Conflict

“Peace! I Hate the Word!” A Few Thoughts in Favour of Conflict

by Henry Jones | 31 Mar 2014 | Article

The world is riven by conflict. The recent events in Ukraine are just the most recent example. The value and necessity of conflict should not be subsumed within the entirely understandable desire to prevent violence. I want to argue that peace, as a goal, is not...
To Demonstrate a Right: Police Power Jurisprudence and the Rule of Law in Zuccotti Plaza

To Demonstrate a Right: Police Power Jurisprudence and the Rule of Law in Zuccotti Plaza

by Kevin Scott Jobe | 24 Mar 2014 | Article

Waller v City of New York, 2011 At approximately 1:00 am on the morning of November 15, 2011 the NYPD entered Zuccotti Plaza with armored vehicles, barricades and bullhorns and announced to ‘those occupying Zuccotti Park’ that they were to immediately remove all...
Five Theses on the Aftermath of the Ukrainian Revolution

Five Theses on the Aftermath of the Ukrainian Revolution

by Sergei Prozorov | 20 Mar 2014 | Article

1 The escalation of the Crimean crisis has all but obscured the events in the Ukraine during November 2013 – February 2014 that led to it and which alone make it intelligible. What took place during this period was a revolution in the full sense of the word, i.e....
The Market as the Unique Site of Truth: On Foucault & Milk

The Market as the Unique Site of Truth: On Foucault & Milk

by Ntina Tzouvala | 19 Mar 2014 | Article

Whom would you ask in order to check if the milk you are drinking is fresh? This trivial question can be answered in multiple ways. For example, one could ask a farmer, a biologist, a chemist, or even a grandparent that lives in a rural area. One could even rest upon...
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