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The meaning and necessity of revolution in the 21st century

May 13, 2012by E Leave a comment

By Jerome Roos Originally Posted: 11 May 2012 12:17 PM PDT http://roarmag.org/2012/05/jerome-roos-ovni-2012-revolution-21st-century/ The global day of action on May 12 will mark the resurgence of our resistance. But what is the way forward […]

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Kettling and the Fear of Revolution

April 3, 2012by E Leave a comment

originally published at Critical Legal Thinking on March 23, 2012 By Ali Riza Taskale “… what are you laughing at? Change the name and you are the subject of the story” (Horace, Satires […]

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Activism, Economy, Politics, Society

One third of Greeks support radical change via revolution

February 12, 2012by E Leave a comment

by Ady Cousins 19/2/12 http://www.counterfire.org/ Data produced by Greek survey organisation Public Issue shows that in 2011 one third of the population agreed that ‘Our society must change radically through […]

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Tahrir : November 19th

November 22, 2011by E Leave a comment
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Activism

Egyptians reclaim Tahrir as revolution flares up anew

November 22, 2011by E Leave a comment

By Jérôme E. Roos On November 22, 2011 http://www.roarmag.org Dozens killed and thousands injured as protesters take back Tahrir Square in a bid to reclaim their revolution and overthrow the military regime.After 9 […]

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Politics

CLC 2011 – The Hyper-Hermeneutic Gesture of a Subtle Revolution

September 19, 2011by E 2 Comments

Author: Tom Frost (Newcastle Law School) Drawing upon the thought of Giorgio Agamben, this paper focuses upon the potential of a single act to change a political order. Agamben’s writings on […]

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Politics, Society

Return of Revolutions?

June 9, 2011by E Leave a comment

Author: Saladdin Ahmed CriticalLegathinking.com  From Iran, Bahrain, Yemen, Jordan, and Syria to the countries of North Africa, such as Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya, the anger, the desire to change the […]

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Activism, International, Politics, Society

Preliminary Historical Observations on the Arab Revolutions of 2011

March 26, 2011by E Leave a comment

8 Mar 21 2011by Rashid Khalidi [Image from la.indymedia.org] Towards the end of his long, eventful life, in 1402, the renowned Arab historian Ibn Khaldun was in Damascus. He left […]

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International, Politics, Society

Regimented

March 23, 2011by E

The fury and violence of the Libyan uprising has been making me reflect on the Egyptian revolution, and the (still not ancien) regime’s modus operandi. Extricating that mad bastard in […]

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