Has anyone here read Rodrigo Nuñez "Neither Vertical Nor Horizontal"? Any thoughts? Is it interesting, worth reading, etc.?
If people like the ACFM thing, they did a recent interview with Nunes: https://novaramedia.com/2021/12/01/microdose-organising-for-revolution-w...
I've not bothered listening to it yet though.
Yesterday, in Sudan, during nationwide demonstrations against the military dictatorship that seized power on October 25, state forces repeatedly used live rounds against protesters, killing at...
Paul Mattick Jr. takes a look at the 'New Left' and student movement at the end of the 1960s.
A detailed look at French investment in Eastern Europe, and the exploitation of Eastern European workers by French corporations.
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Ive gotten about halfway and have to take a break, theres the occasional interesting point but his writing is typically over the top annoying academic nonsense. Enjoyed the distinction between self-management and self-organisation [he argues theres no such thing as real self-organisation] in particular but thats about is so far. Did you end up reading it?