Complete Publications List
The following is a complete list of publications, collectively written texts and statements by Turbulence. To find articles by others published in Turbulence magazine, return to the homepage and follow the links under the ‘Publications’ header.
- ‘On the Ongoing Events in Bolivia‘ (October 2011, statement published on our website)
- ‘¿Vida en el limbo?‘ (January 2011, a Spanish translation of our Issue , published by Herramienta, revista de debate y crítica marxista (Web 7)
- ‘Turbulence Statement of Support for Anti-Fees and Anti-Cuts Protests in the UK‘ (November 2010, published on our website)
- ‘Livet i Limbo‘ (November 2010, a Swedish translation of our Issue 5 editorial ‘Life in Limbo?‘, published by Brand (No. 5). A PDF of this publication, launched at the Socialist Forum in Stockholm, is available here)
- ‘Vivire in un Limbo?‘ (November 2010, an Italian translation of our Issue 5 editorial ‘Life in Limbo?‘, published by Loop (No. 10)) [Online version coming soon]
- ‘Vivendo no Limbo‘ (October 2010, a Portuguese translation of our Issue 5 editorial ‘Life in Limbo?‘, published by the Brazilian journal Lugar Comum (Issue 30))
- ‘Belirsizlikte Ya?am?‘ (August 2010, a Turkish translation of our Issue 5 editorial ‘Life in Limbo?‘, published by Birikim (No. 255))
- ‘¿…Y ahora algo completamente diferente?‘ (April 2010, a Spanish language Issue of Turbulence containing many of the articles published in Issue 5)
- Turbulence book, ‘What Would it Mean to Win?‘ (April 2010, containing all the articles from Issue 1, our collectively written text, ‘Move into the Light?‘, and an extended interview with two Turbulence editors as well as a new Preface and a Foreword by John Holloway)
- ‘Life in Limbo? Nach der Krise haengt die Welt in der Schwebe…‘ (January 2009, extract from the German translation of ‘Life in Limbo‘, published by ak – analyse & kritik Nr. 546 vom 22 (full translation here).
- ‘Leven in een staat van onzekerheid‘ (December 2009, Dutch translation of ‘Life in Limbo‘, published by Globalinfo.nl)
- ‘Livet i Limbo‘ (December 2009, Danish translation of ‘Life in Limbo?‘ published by Modkraft.dk)
- Turbulence 5: ‘Life in Limbo?‘ (December 2009)
- Greek translation of ‘Do You Remember the End of History?‘ (December 2008)
- ‘Secate le se Kraja istorije‘ (December 2008, Serbian translation of ‘Do You Remember the End of History?‘)
- ‘Minns du historiens slut?‘ (December 2008, Swedish translation of ‘Do You Remember the End of History?‘)
- ‘Wie war das noch mit dem Ende der Geschichte?‘ (December 2008, German translation of ‘Do You Remember the End of History?‘)
- ‘Do You Remember the End of History?‘ (December 2008)
- ‘Today I See the Future’ (July 2008, Turbulence 4, editorial part 2)
- ‘Present Tense, Future Conditional’ (July 2008, Turbulence 4 editorial part 1)
- Turbulence 4: ‘Who Can Save Us from the Future?’ (July 2008, 64 page newsprint magazine)
- ‘Em direção à luz?’ (July 16 2008, Portuguese translation of ‘Move into the Light?’, published by Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil)
- ‘Move into the Light? Postscript to a turbulent 2007’ (July 2008, PM Press reprint)
- ‘Wo sind die Grenzen? Kapital, Krise, Klimawandel’ (June 2008, extract from ‘Move into the Light?’, published in the Block G8 Brochure, ‘Chef, es sind zu viele’. The English version is here)
- ‘Ins Licht hinein? Epilog zu einem turbulenten Jahr 2007’ (German translation of ‘Move into the Light’, published as a supplement to the January 2008 issue of ak – analyse & kritik and issue 25 of grundrisse: zeitschrift fuer linke theorie und debatte)
- ‘Introduction: Where to begin?’ (Early 2008, new introduction to ‘Move into the Light?’ written for the text’s republication in ephemera: theory and politics in organization (7.4))
- Turbulence 3: ‘Move into the Light? Postscript to a turbulent 2007’ (December 2007, pamphlet)
- ‘Genoa: 17 November 2007’ (November 2007, Turbulence statement of support with Genoa G8 protesters standing trial)
- ‘Are we winning?’ (June 2007, Turbulence 1 editorial)
- Turbulence 1: ‘What would it mean to win?’ (June 2007, 32 page newspaper)
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