FORMS OF THE STRUGGLE
16 Dec 2011, Posted in Blog, News, 0 Comments
The winter 2011-12 issue of FUSE, Forms of the Struggle, has developed out of a formative engagement with the condition of occupation. A special collection of writing and images from contributors Harsha Walia, Syed Hussan, Max Haiven, Erin Konsmo and Louis Esme Cruz on the #Occupy movement introduces the issue.
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08 Dec 2011, Posted in Articles, 1 Comments
Contributors: Harsha Walia, Syed Hussan, Max Haiven, Erin Konsmo & Louis Esme Cruz, Etienne Turpin, Kevin Smith & Clayton Thomas-Muller, Nasrin Himada w/ Red Channels, Haseeb Ahmed, Peter Morin, Chase Joynt & Alexis Mitchell, Linda Grussani, Natalie Kouri-Towe, Julian Jason Haladyn & Miriam Jordan, Nahed Mansour
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30 Sep 2011, Posted in Articles, 0 Comments
To describe our state as postcolonial is not to say that colonialism is over, a thing of the past, but instead to insist on a certain historical continuity. It is a gesture against willful forgetting, a taking account of particular lineages of subjugation in order to underscore the importance of resistance, sovereignty and solidarity in the present. It acknowledges an extended age of empire…
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