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The Anarchist in the Network
On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather.
Uncanny Valleys: Notes on the Future of Los Angeles
Before us, the flood During the winter of 2019, the Los Angeles River looked, freakishly, like a river. Paved under and over in 1938 to control flooding, it has spent most of the past few decades looking more like a meek trickle winding its way through a concrete...
Destroying the Means of Planetary Destruction: In Conversation with Andreas Malm
In urgent times comes the urgent necessity of new hedonism, and
of inflicting losses on our enemies, of revelling in certain fires.
So Much for Radical Pedagogy: In Conversation with Helen Charman
Radical difficulty, the political power of necessary embarrassment, working-class life, dignity and poetry.
Scotland After Covid-19: Independence, Nationalism and the Myth of Devolution
On relative merits of relative ruling-class competence to the north.
Jewophobia Now
The most important takeaway here is that anti-Semitic thinking is not a problem of excessive radicalism, as ‘the New Anti-Semitism’ theory has it, but rather insufficient radicalism – the failure to think structurally about problems of capitalism.
ISSUE 10: SPRING / SUMMER 2021
The Disorder of the Future
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From the Archive
“The Architecture and Anatomy of Political Consciousness”: An Interview with Tithi Bhattacharya
Jordy Rosenberg: Since so many Salvage readers are in the UK, could you talk a bit about your how you see the West Virginia strike in relation to the UK strikes. I know you've been in touch with comrades on both fronts, and I'm wondering if you'd like to discuss...
Boris Johnson is a Formidable Campaigner
Boris Johnson is a formidable campaigner. He is one of the few politicians who can connect with ordinary people. He has real charisma. He stands for a proud One Nation conservatism. He stands for law and order. Other parties might claim a line of zero tolerance. But...
Race and America’s Long War: An Interview with Nikhil Pal Singh
Interview conducted by Rosa Burc & George Souvlis Can you start by talking about your formative political and academic experiences? My parents emigrated to the United States from Bombay, India in the late 1960s. My father had been an engineer working for ESSO, my...