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Video abstract – Megan Ybarra talks about “You Cannot Measure a Tzuultaq’a”: Cultural Politics at the Limits of Liberal Legibility
Here Megan Ybarra, Assistant Professor of Politics, Latin American Studies, and American Ethnic Studies at Willamette University, talks about her paper “You Cannot Measure a Tzuultaq’a”: Cultural Politics at the … Continue reading
Intervention – ‘Doing the Right Thing in Detroit’ by Andy Merrifield
“Neutrality isn’t cool” — Justin Ravitz, Marxist Judge of Detroit Recorder’s Court, 1980 A little while ago, I participated in an evening of revolutionary politics at the Roxy Bar and … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Occupy!
Occupy Wall Street observes its first anniversary today with the culmination of three days of education, celebration and resistance in NYC (see here and here). To mark the occasion we’ve … Continue reading
Occupy Homes MN: The anti-foreclosure movement builds solidarity among debtors
by Sara Nelson, University of Minnesota At 4 am on Monday 25 May, officers of the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Department raided the home of the Cruz family in south Minneapolis, … Continue reading
Geographies of a debtors’ strike
by Sara Nelson, University of Minnesota The question of how to build an effective movement amongst indebted students and homeowners has been central to ongoing campaigns that have grown out … Continue reading
Return of the living debt
by Sara Nelson, University of Minnesota In the turbulent aftermath of the financial crisis, one recent development is particularly startling: the resurrection, without warning and from an unknown realm, of … Continue reading
Carbon debt and climate justice: Moving on from Durban
by Sara Nelson, University of Minnesota Carbon prices fell to record lows on 5 January, with declines driven by the Eurozone debt crisis and an over-allocation of credits in Europe’s … Continue reading
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