... critique, this article argues that a radical politics of self-care is inextricably tied to the lived experiences and temporalities of multiply marginalized disabled people. It attempts to hold the complexity of claiming time for ourselves to slow down, to take care, while also understanding the real...

... . 1996 . “Do You Remember Revolution?” In Radical Thought in Italy: A Potential Politics , edited by Virno Paolo Hardt Michael , 225 – 40 . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . de Bloois Joost . 2015 . “The Death of Vitruvian Man: Anomaly, Anomie, Autonomy...

... implications and relevance for contemporary sexual politics. Against the currently dominant view that sexual oppression, sexism, racism, and capitalism are inseparable, and against the frequent conflation of early- and late-1970s radical feminisms, this article revisits early-1970s debates between radical...

... of the most important reformulations of radical political action. In response to a new insurrectionary wave, characterized by new forms of action, destitution signals an attempt to reimagine the emergence of a new revolutionary force in the wake of the disappearance of Marxist dialectics and the established...

... disidentifying with its whorephobia, whiteness, gender essentialism, and narratives of false conscious. In an invitation for a radical feminism that commits to radical politics, they frame unpaid heterosexuality as a site of exploitation and romance as a bad deal. They articulate a critique of free sex with cis...

... these future making routines and turning them toward projects of social and political ameli oration. I argue that technical practices of reverse engineering need to articulate to radical political projects and modes of organization. Drawing on computer science studies of adversarial machine learning, I also...

... of the welfare state and the absorption of the radical political imagination into homonormative lesbian and gay rights organizing, and the institutionalization of 1960s‐70s feminist, queer, Black, Latinx, and Indigenous campus protest into liberal diversity and inclusion initiatives in the 1990s and 2000s...

...Silvia Federici The Common/s as a principle of social organization is at the center of radical political debates as an alternative to the logic of capital and the market. In her essay Silvia Federici presents a feminist perspective on the politics of the commons, with special attention...

... (including political, ideological, and psycho-affective) of a radical international thought. Going beyond articulations of anti-colonial struggle at the national level, the issue charts radical theories and praxes of insurgency and revolutionary violence and brings an internationalist framework to bear...

... that have been imperiled by racial/colonial violence, we work outside and within the academy. Witnessing is not only a form of direct observation; it is how we can image our methodological approach in terms of ethnography attached to radical politics. In the tradi- tion of radical history...

... “return to the source”—the radicalism of the colonized and enslaved. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Duke University Press 2022 Black culture abolition Black joy Black radicalism Black political thought References Berger John . 1968 . “ Nature of Mass...

... the trend of the 1990s, when formerly communist, radical intellectuals drifted toward liberalism, became democrats (of various stripes), or disengaged themselves from politics altogether. Today, the militancy...

... speak to forms of radical abolitionist politics present in the United States, where we might observe the centrality of land in both abolition and decolonization. To this end, I first provide a definition of a trans feminist abolition radically focused on the otherwise, or the eradication of all forms...

...Rodrigo Nunes Against some voices coming from both the political mainstream and more radical quarters, this article argues for a political reading of the English riots of 2011 and, more broadly, for the need to recognize the subjectivation that participants in such events go through on its own...

...-institutional offensive force. On the other hand, there is also a global dynamic limited to liberal democracies of institutional reform that cowers in the face of radical demands, such as the end of national policing above all. Finally, the constant colonization of Brazilian politics by society's militarized...

...Sandro Mezzadra; Brett Neilson Arguing that the actuality of communism cannot be abstracted from the materiality of politics, this article engages with the works of Bruno Bosteels and Jodi Dean by affirming the radical innovation produced by the qualification of communism as a “real movement...

... for the termination of Hawaiian land claims in exchange for that recognition. What is at stake here is the obliteration of unadjudicated claims to these former crown and govern- ment lands of the Kingdom of Hawai‘i, which amount to 1.8 million acres. Thus, there is a radical political division between...

... of intellectual labor have been radically reconfigured within the academy since the late 1970s and early 1980s. In the wake of much of his political writing about 9/11, an interesting phenomenon has emerged: Chomsky repels his onetime allies within progressive circles, while attracting more and more people among...

... of insurgent violence, sacrificial mythology, and Manichaean politics generates insoluble aporias that spur the development of a radically different approach to the study of myth and human nature. Next, it shows how Jesi's studies on festivity from the 1970s redound upon and transform the theory of revolt...

... academic year. The essay explores the conflict between various multiethnic political groups attempting to lay claim to the radical legacy of 1960s-era Bay Area ethnic movements and address the catastrophic impact of the state budget cuts on underrepresented communities of color. The essay goes on to reveal...