... but, rather, a violence other than violence, a form of power whose content is a subjectivation beyond the problematic of sovereignty. [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 political violence Autonomia operaismo destituent power May 1968 The question of political...

... not central to the movements' most revolutionary phases. Actors in the workerism ( operaismo ) or Autonomia movements could not be expected to have knowledge of the effects of accelerated greenhouse gas emissions. Still, they inspire alternatives to the (weak) reformist models being proposed to chip away...

... appeared in Politics of the Many (2021) and La Rivoluzione in Esilio: Scritti su Mario Tronti (2021). He is currently preparing a book on Autonomia and operaismo. Depois da Lei , his first novel, was published in 2022. Alan Cruz is a doctoral student in political philosophy at the Universidad...

... Operaismo and the Information Machine.” Theory, Culture and Society 32 , no. 3 : 49 – 68 . Pickering Andrew . 2010 . The Cybernetic Brain: Sketches of Another Future . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Ruskin John . 1839 . “Remarks on the Present State of Meteorological...

... ( 2019 : 328) sees as the signature of Italian operaismo . The book is also saturated with a language of class, particularly of the working class, which might appear anachronistic. Tronti argued that capitalist development was driven by working-class struggles. As the working class struggled against...

...-seamless -workers-inquiry-deliveroo. Woodcock, Jamie. 2014. The Workers Inquiry from Trotskyism to Operaismo: A Political Methodology for Investigating the Workplace. Ephemera 14, no. 3: 493 513. References Alquati Romano . 2013 . “ The Struggle at FIAT (1964) .” Viewpoint Magazine...

... to radi- calize the movement. The task of the Left today is to articulate class distinc- tions inside the movement and to challenge the hegemony of the “liberal leaders” speaking on behalf of the so-called middle class. Notes 1 In Operaismo, class composition refers to specific forms...

... (i.e., operaismo and post-operaismo, but also so-called communization theory). It is the question of continuity and discontinuity that permeates Bali- bar’s protracted struggle to elucidate the theoretical and political meanings of “transition.” The foregrounding of the question...

... emergences and uprisings: outside the police stations and courts of law, inside the schools and on the streets (Gilroy 1987; McRobbie 2015). A recent polemical intervention, which, echo- ing the ideas of Hardt and Negri, aims at bringing together the operaismo work with that of critical writing...

... the contemporary disavowal of politics (Hui 2006; Brown 2015). While a more nuanced heuristic for instance the one advanced in Italian operaismo through the distinction between political and technical class composition could allow for a more Žne-grained materialist analysis, it would miss the centrality...

... currents in Marxist theory and their relationship to the “refusal of work” moment in Italian operaismo. 4 See Ayache and Derman (2013), where Ayache responds to questions from audience members concerning the role of the Federal Reserve in derivatives markets. References Adkins...

... technical composition of capital is given. Fol- lowing a methodology inspired by operaismo, we believe that the process of understanding a social phenomenon also and above all goes through (a) the fractures it determines and (b) the positioning of the subjects that define these fractures from within...

... and other thinkers of the Italian operaismo tendency. I discuss Negri in 'Reinventing a Physiology of Collective Liberation : Going Beyond Marx in the Marxism(s) of Toni Negri, Felix Guattari, and Gilles Deleuze, Rethinking Marxism 7 (1994): 9-27. The crisis of the current paradigm of accumulation...

.... It shows up what I view as a temporal and cognitive gap that persists in the real subsumption of social relations by capital yet remains unacknowledged by current theories of labor. That gap is concealed by what Brett Neilson has critiqued as the developmentalism of the Operaismo narrative of the epochal...

... and Neilson 2013). Yann Moulier Boutang (2007), in his theorization, draws on two essential insights of operaismo (workerism) that are of central importance to the shift of perspective proposed by the autonomy of migration approach: insofar as capital essentially consists of the relation between...

... border regimes and migratory processes from the view- point of migrants and with a particular focus on migrants’ “border strug - gles” (Mezzadra and Neilson 2013: 13). It is in this reversal of perspectives that the AoM approach’s theoretical legacy of autonomist Marxism and Ital- ian operaismo...