On fire: the battle of Genoa and the anti-capitalist movement

Police van on fire, Genoa

Anarchist collection of writings on the 2001 anti-G8 riots in Genoa. We don't think it's particularly good but reproduce it for reference, and would recommend reading it alongside Aufheben's critique of the anti-capitalist movement.

Includes articles by Hardt and Negri, John Hughes, Diego Jones, Adam Porter, Venus Kamura and others.

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on-fire.pdf (7.87 MB)

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