Antonio Negri Boeken

Kritische analyse van een nieuw, wereldwijd en grensoverschrijdend systeem, dat na de teloorgang van de natiestaat de mondiale kapitaal- en informatiestromen beheerst.

Focusing on the author's intellectual journey, this autobiography delves into his experiences as a committed Communist. It explores the challenges and sacrifices he faced while pursuing his ideals, providing a compelling insight into his personal and political evolution. As the first volume of a three-part series, it sets the stage for a deeper understanding of his life and beliefs.

Long before Antonio Negri became famous around the world for his groundbreaking volume Empire , he was infamous across Europe for the incendiary writings contained in this book. Books for Burning consists of five pamphlets that Negri wrote between 1971 and 1977, which attempt to identify and draw lessons from new conditions of class struggle that emerged in the course of the 1970s.Conceived as organizational hypotheses intended for debate among the members of the political movements Workers’ Power ( Potere operaio ) and Organized Autonomy ( Autonomia organizzata ), these texts were later misread and misrepresented by the Italian state in its attempt to frame Negri as responsible for the assassination of former Italian president Aldo Moro, as the leader of the Red Brigades, and as the mastermind of an armed insurrection against the state. In the more than twenty-five years since their first publication, these texts have lost none of their originality, relevance or power to shock.In a new preface, Negri demonstrates how his controversial work on empire, biopolitics and immaterial labor developed out of concepts and strategies first outlined in this book, and an editorial introduction analyzes the role these texts played in Negri’s trial and in the criminalization of the Italian radical workers’ movement.

You've seen them on the NY Times front page and on TV -- now hear them in their own words. With the rise of the global anti-capitalist movement, from the WTO in Seattle to the G8 in Genoa, street protesters are in the public eye. The masked and militant Black Bloc are the most visible and controversial of these protesters. Here are the periodic communiques issued from within the Bloc to explain their tactics, including property destruction and police confrontation. Plus an analysis in context of the larger movement. A passionate manifesto in the rhetorical tradition of the Situationists, with photos of the events discussed.

Drawing on scenarios from around the globe and elucidating the themes that unite them, this title focus on the logic of institutions and the models of governance adequate to our understanding of a global commonwealth.

'Multitude' offers an inspiring vision of how people of the world can come together in a globally networked community to create a new kind of democracy. Hardt and Negri explain how empire, by colonizing and interconnecting more areas of life ever more deeply, has created the possibility for democracy of a sort never seen before.

Each year an eruption of "leaderless" social movements leaves external observers and activists perplexed. Why have the movements, which address the needs and desires of so many, not been able to achieve lasting change? In Assembly, Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri analyze potential paths for creating a more democratic and just society.

A prominent political thinker explores the global challenges facing leftist movements today. The book delves into the ideological struggles and the need for a revitalized vision of the Left, examining its historical context and potential paths forward. Through insightful analysis, it aims to inspire new strategies and unity among progressive factions in response to contemporary political crises.

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In dieser grundlegenden Neubewertung von Spinozas (1632-1677) philosophischen und politischen Schriften positioniert Negri diesen Denker im historischen Kontext der Entwicklung des modernen Staates und seiner begleitenden politischen Ökonomie. Durch eine eingehende Untersuchung von Spinoza zeigt Negri, dass dieser unter seinen Zeitgenossen einzigartig ist durch seinen nichtdialektischen Ansatz zur sozialen Organisation in einem bürgerlichen Zeitalter.