New Student Protest in Quebec on Monday February 25th.
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A photo of the Ministry of Education in Quebec, with an orange splash! The students in Quebec seems to be under attack and the seemingly victory has to be fought for again. The minister of higher education now rejects to |
How to distinguish a neoliberal
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Distinguishing neoliberals; by Augustine Zenakos, Unfollow Magazine . ‘Neoliberalism’ is an odd term. It is being assigned, not assumed. Nobody says “I’m a neoliberal”. And in case we characterize someone’s words or actions as ‘neoliberal’, we undoubtedly attach a demeaning … |
Nihilism and the Left – by prof. Nicolas Sevastakis
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(Image by Cliffort Harper) In the article below, Nicolas Sevastakis, a political thinker, writer and professor at the Political Science Department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, is analyzing terrorist activity in the form that it appears in Greece lately. Sevastakis … |
The Julian Assange Show: Noam Chomsky & Tariq Ali
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A surprise Arab drive for freedom, the West’s structural crisis and new hope coming from Latin America. That’s the modern world in the eyes of Noam Chomsky and Tariq Ali, two prominent thinkers and this week’s guests on Julian Assange’s … |
Commons 2012 – Radical Squares 2 – George Caffentzis
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The debt crisis, Africa and the new enclosures – Silvia Federici
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That the debt crisis is a productive crisis for capital is nowhere as visible as in Africa. For the policies the debt crisis has generated have served to “rationalize” class relations, and to tackle the most vexed question of capitalist … |
"New Normal"? On bankers' communication attempts to normalize misery
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The latest Danske Bank’s communication strategy is full of images of unrest; the Occupy movement, protestors with stones and Greek flags against the police, images of slave workers in the world’s production lines, pictures of despaired citizens from across the … |
Saying ‘We’ Again: A Conversation with Jodi Dean on Democracy, Occupy and Communism
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By Thomas Biebricher & Robin Celikates Jodi Dean teaches political and media theory in Geneva, New York. She has written or edited eleven books, including Democracy and Other Neoliberal Fantasies and most recently The Communist Horizon (Verso, October 2012). *… |
The Guardian: "Greece gave birth to democracy. Now it has been cast out by a powerful elite."
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By Kostas Vaxevanis The case against me and my magazine, Hot Doc, for publishing a list of alleged tax evaders is a symptom of Greece’s corruption. Photograph: John Kolesidis/Reuters/Corbis
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