July 13, 2019by Joshua StephensUpping the AntiJanuary 12th, 2013 In his 1977-78 lectures at the Collège de France, Michel Foucault began charting…- July 13, 2019by John L. MurphyInterface: A Journal For and About Social MovementsVolume 3(1): 266-291 (May 2011)Ian MacKaye of Washington D.C.’s Minor…
- July 13, 2019By David Tighe The Fifth Estate Magazine Gustav Landauer is perhaps the most important German speaking anarchist of the late…
- July 13, 2019By S. Bailey, emeritus, Knox CollegeCHOICEApril 2011 Today, Gustav Landauer is best remembered as a radical leader of the short-lived Bavarian…
- July 13, 2019By Paul CudenecPaul CudenecAugust 7th, 2011 Landauer's written voice makes for easy reading. And, outside of Revolution, clarity and straightforwardness is…
July 13, 2019by Ron JacobsCounterpunch.orgApril 2011 Historically, sports have always been a grassroots endeavor. Whether one is part of a local team…- July 13, 2019by Jeff SmithGRIIDMay 25th Soccer vs. the State: Tackling Football and Radical Politics, by Gabriel Kuhn – Remember all the…
- July 13, 2019By Christophe HuetteFreedom 72, no. 8April 23rd, 2011 "I enjoy making revolution! I enjoy going to football!" (Antonio Negri). The…
- July 13, 2019By Mathias Ehlers11FreundeApril 2011 Alright, good soul of football, now you have your own classic. Ironic, though, that it is…
- July 13, 2019Sport MagazineJuly 2011 Ever since Sepp 'Envelope' Blatter and his FIFA cabal decided that the 2022 World Cup would be…
- July 13, 2019By Simon RedfernThe Independent (UK)August 7, 2011 The idea of football as "the people's game" has taken a battering in…
- July 13, 2019When Saturday Comes Magazineby Tom DaviesOctober 2011 The idea that football and politics cannot or should not mix has always…
