Opening Address to the 16th German Sociological Congress Source: http://www.efn.org/~dredmond/AdornoSocAddr.html; Translation: © 2001 Dennis Redmond; CopyLeft: translation used with permission, Creative Commons (Attribute & ShareAlike); Original German: from Suhrkamp Verlag as: Theodor W. Adorno. Collected Works, Volume 4; Transcribed: by Andy Blunden. It has become customary for the outgoing chair of the German Society for … Continue reading
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Will Barnes “The Working Class, World Capitalism and Crisis: A General Perspective”
The following remarks by Will Barnes constitute a more or less coherent reflection the larger part of which has been developed by the author over three years [when written in 2009]. Some aspects of what follows are eminently warranted, and easily justified; others would be far more difficult to convincingly defend. None of it is … Continue reading
Migrant children face grim human rights conditions in Greece
source: United Nations Human rights At first glance, the complex with its barbed wire, locked gates and squalid conditions in an immigration detention centre on Lesbos Island in Greece has all the hallmarks of a prison. The compound, the Moria “hotspot”, is housing thousands of migrants, including children, who have made the perilous journey to … Continue reading
Rondo Alla Francese – Spring Riots 2016, France
A video dedicated to the protests in France “Rondo Alla Francese – Spring Riots 2016, France” Starring: Angry Youth France Guest Starring: A Wild Bunch of Taxi Drivers. IV/2016 – 666 Media Continue reading
A lecture of Moishe Postone in Berlin December 2015: Capitalism, Temporality, and the Crisis of Labor
The current crisis has laid bare the contradictory and shaky character of contemporary capitalism. Yet the essentially inchoate responses to the crisis have dramatically revealed the absence of a robust conceptualization of post-capitalist society and, by implication, of a robust critique of capital. One result has been the continued hegemony of neoliberal discourses and policies. … Continue reading