Precarious capitalism did not give birth to a precarious class, but to a precarious multitude. We need everybody experiencing precarity in their lives to join in a broad alliance of forces.
For a Radical Subversive Pragmatism Read More »
Meth is an indicator of a toxic sensibility that dominates the way we live, in an embodied sense, as subjects of late capitalism.
Cooking for Capitalism Read More »
If more people are able to disengage even in some small way—not by moving out to the woods or forsaking the world entirely—and were able to find agency in the way that they direct their attention, it might remind us of the value of certain kinds of conversations and reflections, and help us have them.
If corporations that have no concern about people or the planet are allowed to take this to its lowest common denominator, nobody will survive on this planet except for the über-wealthy and the robots.
The Robots Are Coming and We Are Not Ready Read More »
PEPFAR programming must be preserved—but it must also be reconfigured, with guidance from voices of the subaltern that question neocolonial and paternalistic impositions and counter epistemic violence.
Sex Workers and Health Policy Hypocrisy Read More »
Let’s get on with a society in which there doesn’t have to be a rigid relationship between work and income.
Against the Work Ethic Read More »
If we do not take that power back from the people who have it now, they will find ways to maintain it, either in a post-scarcity world where they use things like intellectual property to maintain control, or in a world of more dire ecological crisis, in which they run away and hide while the rest of us die.
Who Gets to Live Long and Prosper? Read More »
Post-work and post-carbon economies are going to be two key pillars of any future left over the coming decades.
A World Free of Work Or No World At All! Read More »
“Other traditions in our history can allow us to tell counter-stories, to narrate our world in ways that resist and refuse dominant narratives that have horrible effects on people.”
Counter-Stories Against Robot Dystopia Read More »
Under the conditions of capitalist production, the labor movement’s moralistic program can only be applied to work that is regarded as work by society.
Abolishing Work (1982) Read More »
