By André Pettman Our world is in a state of utter ruin. In July, the daily global mean surface air temperature record was broken four days in a row. Uncontrollable wildfires have ravaged islands in Greece and Hawaii. In the… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt The 110-page indictment returned on August 29, 2023, against 61 persons accused of racketeering practices under the Georgia RICO statute for their opposition to the police training ground outside Atlanta is a stunning document that chills… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt It requires a colossal amount of cooperation, with a shared objective and much solidarity, to mount a temporary autonomous zone. Over the past few decades, a growing number of occupations intended to block neoliberal, prison-industrial, and… Continue Reading
The Southern Center for Human Rights through our new First Amendment Lawyer Bridge by working to ensure that Georgians who express dissent are protected from criminalization. The Bridge project, housed within SCHR’s Public Policy Unit, will support the expansion and… Continue Reading
By André Pettman A “cabane,” or cabin, is a kind of dwelling that, when compared to other spaces of inhabitance, is a relatively poor one. Generally quite small, and rudimentary in its design and construction, a cabin is composed of… Continue Reading
By Bernard E. Harcourt What are the most promising forms of cooperation that can be harnessed to build a more sustainable, equal, and just society? What can we learn from existing forms of cooperation—such as worker cooperatives, mutual aid, revolutionary… Continue Reading