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...Claudio Albertani; Rosanna M. Giammanco Frongia * My thanks to the fellow fighters of the Solidarity Committee for the Struggle of the Chiapas People in Paris and to Paolo Ranieri, an old friend, team player and passionate witness to Genoa’s events. © 2002 Caucus for a New...

... corrections can be made from that point on. The preceding sentence, written last summer, opened my introduction to the September issue. Little did I realize how true it would prove to be. The succeeding paragraph, which dealt with the antiglobalization protests in Genoa, must have struck many readers...

... in the constellation of anti-globalization movements, as demonstrated at the 2001 meeting of the G8 in Genoa. lSSN 0739-3148 print/lSSN 1469-9931 online/04/040569-33 © 2004 Caucus for a New Political Science DOl: 10.1080/0739314042000297496 570 Emanuele Saccarelli the growing literature on Empire, is its impact...

... and spectacular as the protests and riots of Seattle (1999), Quebec (2001), and Genoa (2001). However, activists around the world still confront and resist international institutions' attempts to impose their will and their rules on the people. During the July 2005 G8 Summit in Scotland, several thousand...

... is a clear reminder of his deep, unrelenting commitment to Marxism and Leftist politics. Goodbye Mr. Socialism, which is a conversation between Negri and Raf Valvola Scelsci, is Negri's commentary on post-Cold War politics, covering diverse topics like the Zapatistas, Seattle, Genoa, the World Economic Forum...

... organizing, autonomous social services and radical culture for decades. During the Genoa G8 protests, for example, the Centros provided meeting space, infoshops and free meals. Perhaps inspired by this example, Sydney Australia's Homebush district now features a squatted Social Center dubbed "Midnight Star...

... that infused the new politics of alter-globalization protest on the streets of Seattle, Quebec City, and Genoa as well as at the World Social Forums in Porto Alegre at the turn of the millennium. Indeed, as the debilitating pessimism on the Left was succeeded by a starry-eyed optimism about...

... the rich and the poor, a popular movement against it has gained strength, advancing from its first demonstrations in Seattle in 1999 through protests in Washington, DC, Melbourne, Prague, Seoul, Nice, Barcelona, Quebec City, and Goteborg and on to the violent confrontations in Genoa during early 2001...

.... anti- globalism) movement consists of a string of cities-Seattle, Prague, Gothenburg, Genoa-accompanied by images of sit-ins, smashed windows, street violence, police barricades, and people being arrested. It also includes iconic referents like the destruction of a McDonald's restaurant in France led...

...-it undermines this separation of diplomacy and statecraft from everyday life, along with the mystification it sustains. As the death of Carlo Giuliani in Genoa, Italy, in the summer of 2001 demonstrated, the force of arms will be used to protect the rarefied sphere of diplomacy when this separation...

...-Quebec City, Canada, Summit of the Americas (FTAA); and July 20-Genoa, Italy G8 Summit were two large protests. In 2003: February IS-global protests against war on Iraq (pre-war) with about 12 million antiwar protesters. These are some high profile examples in the last seven years. ISSN 0739-3148 print...

... civilisations [and] the froth of crime cast forth from the prisons of Genoa, Piedmont, Sicily, indeed, of all Italy, of Spain, of the Archipelago, and of Barbary.Jf Hippolyte Taine, The French Revolution, Vol. 2, trans John Durand (Indianapolis, Liberty Fund, [1881] 2002), 543. 66Stanley G Payne, A History...

... as multiple national social forums such as several editions of the Brazil Social Forum, Chile Social Forum, Danish Social Forum, Social Forum in Germany, and most recently the USSocial Forum in Atlanta in June 2007. Local forums have also mushroomed since 2001, including forums in Berlin, Chicago, Genoa...

... in each cycle are dominated by a hegemonic power-beginning with the Republic of Genoa in the 1500s, then the United Provinces, followed by the Great Britain, and finally the United States. A new systemic cycle of accumulation begins as a new hegemonic power emerges and the hegemon's power is at its height...

... Islamic terrorists could easily be used to suppress the more radical elements within the anti-globalization movement. The tactics used to suppress this movement have already led to violent confrontations (from Seattle to Goteborg and Genoa) which, in the present anti-"terrorist" climate, could easily...

... mode of decisionmaking nowadays in global politics. The motto of the demonstrations in Genoa in 2001 "you are G8, we are six billion" aptly summarises this concept. As a response to the current international political fragmentation, which generates political exclusion, the alternative political project...