Globalisation: Origins - History - Resistance
An anonymous and expansive autonomist marxist contribution to Reflections On Mayday 2000.
Excerpts of this were included in the Reflections On Mayday document (see PDF). The full text is reproduced here.
It originally appeared in Do Or Die #8.
Migratory Flows: The Mass Worker And The Socialized Worker - Comitato Senza Frontiere
An autonomist analysis of immigration in and around Italy in from 1950s-1990s.
Article from London Notes #1 1992, translated from an article by Comitato Senza Frontiere (Without Frontiers Committee), Via Avesella 5b, Bologna, Italy, dated 28 May 1991 and published in Incompatibili (the magazine of the self-organized workers of Rome), #6 Summer 1991.
The Magneti Marelli Workers Committee - the "Red Guard" tells its story (Milan, 1975-78) - Emilio Mentasti
This remarkable book about one of the high points of workers' struggles in Italy (and the world) in the 1960s and '70s is now available in English.
I'm making it available here in mobi and epub formats, so you should be able to read it on most electronic devices.
A paper copy of this book can be obtained from the publisher, Autonomedia/Minor Compositions:
https://www.minorcompositions.info/?p=1002
And a fine paper copy it is! Nicely layed out and on good quality paper... And there's a free PDF for you to download too.
The Introduction to the English Edition is below.
Two reviews of Antonio Negri's Marx Beyond Marx
Midnight Notes review Antonio Negri's book "Marx beyond Marx", which concerns Karl Marx's Grundrisse.
These two reviews are wittily (and dialectically?) interspersed in the original journal (see PDF). We have taken the liberty of presenting them here one after the other.
A further comment "End to Negri" from another Midnight Notes member that appears at the end of the journal has been included here for completeness.
Midnight Notes Journal
An complete online archive of journals produced by the Midnight Notes Collective.
Challenging global capitalism: labor migration, radical struggle, and urban change in Detroit and Turin - Nicola Pizzolato
Book by Nicola Pizzolato on workers' struggles in Detroit and Turin, both sites of significant political and social upheaval. This comparative and transnational study examines the political and theoretical developments that emerged in these two "motor cities" among activist workers and political militants during these decades, and the connections that developed between workers in Detroit and Turin.
Towards the Final Jubilee: Midnight Notes at Thirty Years Craig Hughes (Ed.)
A pamphlet published on the occasion of an anniversary meeting
between Midnight Notes Collective and Friends (2009)
commemorating 30 years of Midnight Notes.
Alfredo Bandelli (1945-1994), proletarian singer-songwriter of the Italian autonomist movement
Submitted by bisognasognare on Aug 24 2017 10:10
Biography of Alfredo Bandelli, a working class militant and songwriter whose songs anonymously became the anthems of the 1968-1977 movements.
Counterinfo Lab – Kiss ma hole: autonomous struggles in Scottish politics and culture
Submitted by Rory Reid on Dec 21 2016 03:19
Counterinfo Lab – Kiss ma hole: autonomous struggles in Scottish politics and culture
October 2, 2015.
The Politics of Debt
This paper was presented to the CSE Scotland conference on The State, the Poll
Tax and Class Struggle held on 27th January 1990. It is very much the product
of discussions within the CSE Edinburgh group.
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