Monthly Archives: July 2007

Site Updates

I try to post a new entry to this site every seven days at least, but unfortunately that will not happen this week. However, I have added some updates, which I hope you will enjoy. The Radical Apple – Opposition … Continue reading

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Bookchin’s legacy

When Murray Bookchin died on July 30 last year, one of the most important figures of postwar anarchism passed into history. Though attempts to sum up his legacy have been slow in coming–an indication of its complexity and richness, in … Continue reading

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Neo-anarchism by Manuel Castells

Manuel Castells is one of the leading intellectuals of our time. His work has had a significant impact on sociology, urban studies, communication, and many other fields. Anarchists may be especially interested in his writings on social movements and the … Continue reading

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Medea Benjamin Gets Pied At US Social Forum

From a statement released on Sunday, July 1, 2007 (more photos here): Bakers without Borders and Co-optation Watch take action today at the US Social Forum to demand accountability from a self-appointed “spokesperson” whose actions further the commodification of resistance … Continue reading

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Time to get off the treadmill

by Frank Furedi I can just about live with my daily round of commercial spam. Without a blink I know how to get rid of e-mail offering Viagra or another irresistible commercial opportunity. What I find more troublesome is the … Continue reading

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