The workers of Italy and the revolt in Reggio Calabria
Submitted by Steven. on Jul 16 2017 11:49
Article written in October 1970 by the Milan section of the Situationist International on the violent uprising in Reggio Calabria.
“我们在黑格尔的脸上吐痰”—— 1970年代意大利的工人主义女权运动
Submitted by sjzc on Mar 23 2017 15:15
本文回顾意大利1970年代“工人主义”女权运动，探讨以“女权斗争”为名的组织及其所发起的国际“家务有偿化”运动，并进一步思考它对全球女权实践和理论的影响。
意大利1960-1970年代的阶级斗争浪潮
Submitted by sjzc on Mar 15 2017 07:22
一份针对二十世纪六七十年代意大利群众性激进阶级斗争浪潮的政治经济背景和一部分斗争事件的介绍。这一浪潮又是产生“工人主义”（operaismo）、“自主马克思主义”、“起义安那其主义”等思潮的社会背景。
Secrets and bombs: The Piazza Fontana bombing and the Strategy of Tension
Submitted by Steven. on Oct 24 2016 10:18
Extremely informative set of writings on the Italian secret state counter-subversion program during the mass struggles of the 1960s and 70s.
We Want Everything: A Novel - Nanni Balestrini
Nanni Balestrini’s fictionalized account of the Hot Autumn, in which a young worker from Italy’s impoverished south arrives at Fiat’s Mirafiori factory in Turin, where he finds himself in conflict with the bosses and the entire capitalist system.
Italy 1969-70: a wave of struggles - Potere Operaio
A supplement to Potere Operaio, No. 27, June 27 – July 3, 1970.
Memories of a Metropolitan Indian
Submitted by vicent on Sep 13 2015 23:00
A former Metropolitan Indian (member of a situationist-influenced group in Italy) recounts some experiences with the group during the "Years of Lead": the violent late-1970s.
Heroin and Italy's 'Disappeared' Generation - Emilio Torrini
Submitted by Infrared. on Jun 12 2015 23:45
An article describing the devastating effects of the Italian Mafia (with conspiracy theories alleging CIA assistance) disseminating cheap heroin within anti-establishment circles in 1970s Italy.
Back to the future: Italian Workerists reflect upon the Operaista project - Steve Wright
Drawing upon the transcripts used in a book consisting of interviews of people involved in the Italian operaismo and autonomia movements, Steve Wright explores issues and debates around immaterial labour and post-Fordism, to the nature of subjectivity and the role of workers’ enquiries and co-research.
A brief history of the Italian section of the Situationist International - Miguel Amorós
Submitted by Alias Recluse on May 19 2014 19:06
A short account of the second Italian Section of the Situationist International (members: Gianfranco Sanguinetti, Paolo Salvadori, Claudio Pavan and Eduardo Rothe) from its origins in the youth culture protests of the mid-1960s to its collapse during the state terror campaign of the 1970s, including discussions of the precursor journal, S, the influence of the French situationists and May ‘68, the role played by the “organizational question”, the various publications of the Italian Section, its isolation from the other radical currents in Italy and the sordid personality conflicts that plagued the Section and finally led to its dissolution in 1971.
