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Burn It All Down
Sometimes you have to burn down the precinct before anyone listens.
Striking in Striking Times: Capitalism’s Coronavirus Crisis
The coronavirus crisis is visiting a global, economic and social calamity upon humanity.
Salvage Perspectives #8: Comrades, This is Madness
The consequences of the pandemic and the shutdown will reconfigure the world and its political economy on a scale not seen in our lifetimes.
Stand Back: Reflections on a Memoir I Wrote Too Soon
Everywhere we look there are plantation managers and overseers, kneeling over black bodies, shooting into crowds, ramming jeeps through protest lines, chasing joggers, calling the cops, demanding rent.
Neoliberalism for Polite Company: Bruno Latour’s Pseudo-Materialist Coup
If neoliberalism were a Platonic Republic, Bruno Latour would likely be its philosopher-king.
Marxism and Intersectionality: An Interview with Ashley Bohrer
We simply can’t understand the world we live in without an understanding of capitalism. One of the lessons I take from intersectionality is the multiple and discontinuous ways that gender, race, sexuality, ability, nationality, etc are fundamentally interconstituted.
ISSUE 9: AUTUMN / WINTER 2020
That Hideous Strength
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‘With or Without You’: Migrants and the Never-Ending Tragedy of Liberalism
To be homeless is to be nameless. He. The existence of a migrant worker. John Berger The One Day Without Us campaign was launched in the UK in October 2016 ‘in reaction to the rising tide of post-Brexit street- level racism and xenophobia’ and, according...
The Demise of the International Proletariat of France
We had nearly the same number of immigrants twenty years ago. But they had another name then: they were called migrant workers or just plain workers. Today’s immigrant is first a worker who has lost his second name, who has lost the political form of his identity and...
This Is Why We Hate You: December Editorial
What is there to say? What can Salvage possibly add by way of ‘encouragement’, ‘propaganda’, ‘intervention’, with regard to the forthcoming British General Election, that has not been said already by those with far greater reach and impact than us? That our readers...