Swedish Translation of ‘Life in Limbo?’ Published
A Swedish translation of our Issue 5 editorial article, Life in Limbo?, is published today by the long-running magazine Brand. The full text of the translation can be found on our website here and the special issue of the magazine, launched at the annual Socialist Forum in Stockholm, can be downloaded here (or by clicking on the image). A Facebook page has been set up for discussion of the article and can be found here. We would like to thank the translators and Brand for their work!
Further translations of Life in Limbo? are available in the following languages: Danish | Dutch | German |Spanish | Turkish | Portuguese
Translations of articles published in Turbulence are available here.
Groundswell Review Our Book
A review of our book, What Would it Mean to Win?, has been published on the Groundswell website. You can find it here (and here). Further discussion of our various publications can be found here.
Extended Version of The Free Association’s, ‘6 Impossible Things’ Article Published in ‘Antipode’
An extended version of The Free Association’s Issue 4 article, Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast, has been published in Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography (Volume 42, Issue 4). Published under the title of Antagonism, Neoliberalism and Movements: Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast, the article can be downloaded here.
The article is published as part of a symposium, coordinated by Paul Chatterton and titled ‘Autonomy: The Struggle for Survival, Self-Management and the Common’. It includes contributions from Turbulence authors: John Holloway, Chris Carlsson (with Francesca Manning), Massimo de Angelis, and Gustavo Esteva.
Dutch Translation of Christian Frings’ Issue 4 Article, ‘Global Capitalism: Futures and Options’
A Dutch translation of Christian Frings’ article, Global Capitalism: Futures and Options, originally published in Issue 4 of Turbulence is now available here. (We’ve also uploaded a version onto our own site here.) A German translation has also long been available here.
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