living, labor, living labor

July 30, 2007

In the essay “1968 and After,” Katja Diefenbach outlines the post-60s arc of minor politics by pointing to its “attribut[ing] too much significance to the de-territorializing, unleashing, progressive element of capitalism” and to its “merging [with the] cadre model of discipline, [which] led to a mobilization of life at every level.” (more…)

On the road

July 18, 2007

We have been traveling for a week, thus no posts, and will be for another week or so, thus no posting in that time, probably. But I’ve got pictures. (more…)

Police, voice, subalterns

July 6, 2007

The Austin Police Department has started the summer off with a bang. On June 3, the day after the federal Justice Department, in an almost unprecedented action (and one pushed by black groups in Austin), announced that it would investigate the department’s use of excessive force in minority communities, a police officer shot to death Kevin Brown, an African American, after “an incident” outside of a club in East Austin. The man was shot in the back at a distance of 30 yards. (more…)

(Palestinian) Workers & (Israeli) Capital

July 1, 2007

Theory of the Offensive has a couple of posts — one of which also has an interview with Leila Khaled of the PFLP — that make some good points about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. (more…)

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