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16.05.2008
Jacques Rupnik

1968: The year of two springs

Parallels between May '68 and the Prague Spring are largely the result of the simultaneity of the events; in important respects, the political goals of the two movements were antithetical. Nevertheless, central European dissent had a significant impact on the French Left after 1968, argues Jacques Rupnik. [ more ]

16.05.2008
Rudi Dutschke, Jacques Rupnik

The misunderstanding of 1968

16.05.2008
Mykola Riabchuk

How I became a Czech and a Slovak

16.05.2008
Christian Semler

From pacifism to violence and back again

14.05.2008
Maria Eismont

Towns without censorship


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Anne Querrien

has studied political science, sociology, urbanism, and philosophy, this last subject with Gilles Deleuze. She participated in students and women struggles in France in the late 60's and 70's. She worked with Felix Guattari in the journal Recherches. She is the editor of the French journal Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine and a member of the editorial boards of Chimères and Multitudes.



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Antonio Negri, Constantin Petcou, Doina Petrescu, Anne Querrien

What makes a biopolitical space?

A discussion with Toni Negri

The city, says Toni Negri, is where the "political diagonal" intersects the "biopolitical diagram". Yet "soft" forms of activism that create collectivities on micro, neighbourhood levels only go so far, says Negri, who favours rupture and revolution over accumulation and gradual change. [more]

21.01.2008


Anne Querrien

Multitudes

Quick Electronic Notes

"Multitude" has become a keyword in the analyses of the globalized society and the resistance it generates. Anne Querrien points to some of the qualities carried by this variegated concept. [more]

22.02.2002



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