... of Social Movements, Protest, and Activism: A Synthetic Review .” Science Advances 8 , no. 10 : 1 – 15 . https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abl8198 . Feldstein Steven . 2021 . The Rise of Digital Repression: How Technology Is Reshaping Power, Politics, and Resistance . New York...

... and overcome fundamental problems of subjectivity under historical capitalism and in revolutionary political action. Part 1 of the article returns to The Birth of Biopolitics (1978–1979) and discusses four problems that Foucault identified as problems to be negated and overcome in political action...

...Hazel V. Carby Copyright © 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 Hazel V. Carby Proletarian or Revolutionary Literature: C. L. R. James and the Politics of the Trinidadian Renaissance ^Riis essay addresses the inadequacies of our current attempts to consider issues of cultural production across...

... of an intense reconquest by institutional neoliberalism, conservative politics, and positivist knowledge work. Yet it is no surprise that the return of the communist idea—and the new developments of revolutionary politics around the world in recent years—should exert a decisive force on the character...

... to construct digital protest movements with revolutionary political ramifications due to their embrace of strategies originally formulated by Lenin, including the training of groups of ideologically coherent and committed cadres and the pursuit of dual power formation where the current political order...

... and its institutions as the locus of political struggle and is attempting instead to elaborate a revolutionary strategy through, in their words, “building communities.” For over thirty years, members of the Organización Popular Francisco Villa de Izquierda Independiente (OPFVII, or Panchos) have occupied...

.... This essay allows us to situate these and other revolutionary processes at the center of the twentieth century and to study them anew as sources of emancipatory thought and practice, against attempts to banish revolution as such from the stage of history and political possibility. In doing so, this article...

... by certain strains of the revolutionary left. It is evident nonetheless that many visions of transition were shot through with a potent idea of historical-political linearity, arguably written into the very semantics of the concept. This was certainly at stake in early critiques of Bolshevism...

...-psycho-affective subjectivity. It becomes an indefinable force representing the possibility of political praxis outside the space of normalized forms of politics. Under conditions of oppression it is a constant revolutionary becoming, opening up a possi- bility for an alternative regime of being...

... to participate in them, others were deported back to Russia, and still others remained in the West but shaped their politics in dialogue with the Russian revolutionaries. The political spaces created by the revolution, including the soviets, museums, and journals, and the literary, artistic, and political...

...Dominic Boyer It has been increasingly common to hear talk of the need for “revolutionary action” to break the Anthropocene/Capitalocene trajectory of northern petroculture. Sometimes this talk is deployed by transition-oriented political movements like Sunrise and Extinction Rebellion. At other...

... the party’s desirability as a political form but according to its possibility within the concrete situation of potentially revolutionary classes. We inquire into the political economy of revolutionary struggle rather than abstracted political theory—particularly the circumstance that afforded the party form...

... the agitated political climate of the 1950s and 1960s, in their time they each signaled a conscious rupture with a certain Marxist‐Leninist theory of revolution that could not imagine the transformation of social relations except through the seizure of state power. For both thinkers, the proto‐revolutionary...

... politics” has to be developed in order to counter recurring fantasies of “grand politics,” that is, of an ultimate revolutionary break or a decisive political act. For that reason, conditions—such as collectivity, strategy, organization, and conflictuality—are described that allow us to decipher given...

... that postapartheid has been unable to overcome. The antiapartheid generation now in political power in South Africa came of age on Cold War–era formulations of revolutionary time in which the future was parsed in stages toward socialism. In particular, a Marxist-Leninist analysis was formulated for South Africa...

... as revolutionary consciousness. Finally, I describe how victorious Liberal elites used the trope of race war to criminalize community insurgents, whose leaders were subject to trial, imprisonment, and execution, and stress the importance of linking national political struggles to local-level conflicts...

... (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...

...Miguel Mellino The essay suggests that Frantz Fanon’s French term damnés has very different existentialist and political meanings than those conveyed by the English word wretched . Fanon’s conception of the damned was highly influenced by the revolutionary modernist political imagination of black...

..., geological proponents of the Anthropocene, the science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, and the indigenous members of the Karrabing Film Collective. The essay asks, even as anthropogenic climate change and toxicity have created revolutionary ethical, political, and conceptual problems and antagonisms, what...

...Annie McClanahan; Jon-David Settell This article considers the figure of the sex worker across Marxist political economy. Taking up what Melissa Gira Grant terms the “prostitute imaginary,” the authors suggest that from classical political economy to contemporary Marxist-feminist thought, the sex...