Spaces without time by Jasna Koteska
The paper was presented at the Radical Education Conference, 28-29 November 2009, Ljubljana. Jasna Koteska in her talk defines the difference between a capitalist and a communist perception of time. Communist regimes tried to restart the time, capitalists, on the other hand, manipulated with the perception of time in a way that they divided time [...]
Be network, my friend by Joan Miquel Gual and Francesco Salvini, members of Universidad Nómada
In Europe a new form of governing emerged. Government today acts on different levels at the same time: it permeates urban spaces and rearticulate borders in the everyday life of cities, it polarise pre-existing power relations, building new dependences in the contemporary geography of Europe. As a result the asymmetry of former Europe have not [...]
Precarious alternative by Gašper Kralj, member of Radical Education Collective
Although the precarious labour theory can be traced back to the autonomist emancipatory thought and practice of the “refusal of work”, precarity has just recently entered the discourse of counter-cultural and political movements. (1) The strategy behind it was to disclose new modulations and regulations of work in the wake of the on-line global economy [...]
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