Much ado about nothing - Théorie Communiste
TC undertake a painstaking, point-by-point refutation of Love of Labor? Love of Labour Lost…, first by developing in detail the concept of programmatism, which allows for an historicisation of the terms of class struggle, revolution and communism, then by delineating the originality of a new cycle of struggle, beyond programmatism.
Improvisation and communisation - Mattin
Published on the book 'Undoing Property?' Edited by Marysia Lewandowska and Laurel Ptak (Sternberg Press, Berlin, 2013). The following version is updated with corrections by Jarrod Fowler.
Rational kernel, real movement: Badiou and Théorie Communiste in the age of riots
An article by Nathan Brown, first published in 'Lana Turner: A Journal of Poetry and Opinion', issue #5 (published in November 2012), comparing/contrasting Badiou and Théorie Communiste's theorisation of riots.
Self-organisation is the first act of the revolution; it then becomes an obstacle which the revolution has to overcome
Roland Simon of Théorie Communiste looks at revolution as communisation, through the lense of some recent struggles.
Insurrection et production
Traduit par des ami(e)s: http://mondialisme.org/spip.php?article2571
Everything must go!: The abolition of value - Bruno Astarian and Gilles Dauvé
This book is about a revolution (i.e. a historical break, not gradual peaceful evolution) that creates communism – not its preconditions.
A few clarifications on anti-work - Bruno Astarian
A historical perspective by Bruno Astarian on anti-work and its current expression in proletarian struggles. Translated by 'Ediciones Inéditos'.
On French Riots - John
Wednesday, 21 December 2005. This is a rough draft of a future article by John, originally taken from a "group of discussion" (mailing-list).
La révolution sera communiste ou ne sera pas la divergence à "Revolution Internationale" (Août 1974)
vendredi, 7 janvier 2005
