Monthly Archives: November 2012

Against Adhocracy

Posted on 21/11/2012 by Dara McHugh

Should we believe that we should organise outside of parties, outside of the State and outside of Left or Right? That with the right process people can come together as people and produce an impetus towards progressive social change? If … Continue reading →

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Notes on electoralism

Posted on 20/11/2012 by yeksmesh

For the record this article is not an attempt by me to sketch out an all encompassing view on the uses of electoralism in the revolutionary process, as I think that such a view needs to be based upon thorough … Continue reading →

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14N and some thoughts on the conjuncture

Posted on 17/11/2012 by modulus

First off, by 14N I mean the European Day of Action and Solidarity which took place the 14th of November. It’s a Spanish convention to abbreviate dates that way, hence the 15M movement, the 23F coup, etc. Here in Iberia–both … Continue reading →

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Some notes on the historiography of revolutions and revolutionary events

Posted on 04/11/2012 by yeksmesh

The study of revolutionary events, and besides that the study of the movements that aspire to create them, is one area of historical study that is very relevant and very popular within the radical left, and as I would argue … Continue reading →

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