The Activist vol.15 #1-2 1975 - Wages for Housework issue The Activist - A Student Journal Politics and Opinion, numbers 1 & 2, the Wages for Housework issue…
"Do You Remember Revolution?" w/ Emergency Intro - 1983 (Negri et al) 1983 publication of "Do You Remember Revolution?" with an introduction by the Emergency editorial…
The Correspondence Booklet (1954) The 1954 pamphlet "The Correspondence Booklet: Selections From a Paper That is Written, Edited and Circulated by Its Readers."
The Food Stamps Explosion Timothy Reynolds' 1980 book-length masters thesis exploring the food stamps (now known as SNAP) program from the perspective of class composition…
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…
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…
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 …
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…
Midnight Notes Journal A 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…
Towards the Final Jubilee: Midnight Notes at Thirty Years A pamphlet published on the occasion of an anniversary meeting between Midnight Notes Collective and…
Alfredo Bandelli (1945-1994), proletarian singer-songwriter of the Italian autonomist movement Biography of Alfredo Bandelli, a working class militant and songwriter whose songs…
