Bodies Under Siege: Sian Norris & Edna Bonhomme
Sian Norris and Edna Bonhomme join Eleanor Penny to shed light on the disturbing relationship between the far right, misogyny, and the relentless assault on reproductive rights worldwide.
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Making Fires Does You Good
Author Diaty Diallo on the lessons of street action and fire building in Paris during the protests against Emmanuel Macron’s pension reforms. -
Translating Crooked Plow
"When people speak of this book in Brazil, they speak of it not only as a published novel but as an event, a happening, something of national importance." — Johnny Lorenz, translator. -
The myth of the reforming monarch - Britain and the Gulf w/ David Wearing
The latest episode of the Politics Theory Other podcast. -
A Message from Andreas Malm’s Publishers to the French State
Andreas Malm's publishers denounce the French government's invocation of Malm in its authoritarian decree dissolving the Soulèvements de la Terre. -
Who Will Build the Ark?
"Since most of history’s giant trees have already been cut down, a new Ark will have to be constructed out of the materials that a desperate humanity finds at hand in insurgent communities, pirate technologies, bootlegged media, rebel science and forgotten utopias."
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Macron and the Civil War in France
Macron recently side-stepped France's Parliament to institute an unpopular, neoliberal law raising the country's pension age. But Macron is only the most visible symptom of a system that has become totally infected with neoliberalism. -
When sex workers win, we all win!
Books on the fight for sex workers’ rights, and the web of rights movements entangled within them!
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La fabrique press release dated June 22, 2023
La fabrique has released a statement on the recent dissolution of Les Soulèvements de la Terre. -
Press Release from Soulèvements de la Terre
In France, over the past two weeks, more than thirty arrests have been made in environmentalist circles, and attempts have been made to dissolve Les Soulèvements de la Terre, despite the fact that more than 100,000 people have publicly claimed to belong to the movement, and despite the support of dozens of trade unions, farmers' organisations, associations, parties, MPs, senators and intellectuals. -
Anti-capitalist Queer Liberation: A Reading List
The revolutions of the queer future beckon!
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Make it New
Recent years have seen a growing number of convincing pop songs produced entirely by machines. But what does this development tells us about contemporary culture's increasing homogeneity, and can artists use the technology against itself to create something genuinely new?
