Riff-Raff

Riff-Raff No. 9: Communisation

Issue 9 of Riff-Raff, a Swedish journal influenced by left communist and autonomist Marxist strains, published in spring 2011.

An interview with Roland Simon of Théorie communiste. Appeared in riff-raff no. 8.

Further remarks and discussion on The Present Moment from Sic 1

Issue 1 of Sic – a new journal on communisation from Endnotes, Blaumachen, Théorie Communiste, Riff-Raff and more.

A reply from a former member of Aufheben to Theorie Communiste. Previous entries in this debate can be found in Riff-Raff No. 8.

Issue 8 of Riff-Raff, a Swedish journal influenced by left communist and autonomist Marxist strains, published in autumn 2006.

Introduction to the 8th issue of Riff-Raff.

Issue 7 of Riff-Raff, a Swedish journal influenced by left communist and autonomist Marxist strains, published in summer 2005.

Issue 6 of Riff-Raff, a Swedish journal influenced by left communist and autonomist Marxist strains, published in summer 2004.

A preface to the Swedish translation of Aufheben's series on 'decadence', which originally appeared in Riff-Raff # 6.

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