On 2017-10-03 07:23, Brian Holmes wrote:
On Tue, Oct 3, 2017 at 12:02 AM, Aliette GC
wrote:
Country is not nationalism for them but their singular and exclusive
work tool available to experiment.
Maybe, and let's sure hope. But not blindly. Ada Colau, mayor
On Tue, Oct 3, 2017 at 12:02 AM, Aliette GC
wrote:
> Country is not nationalism for them but their singular and exclusive work
> tool available to experiment.
>
Maybe, and let's sure hope. But not blindly. Ada Colau, mayor of Barcelona
and leading figure of
hey,
this is not exactly an 'answer'; but I think it might be helpful for
mapping the territory around this particular question a bit.
it´s two articles from Raul Zelik, who has will soon also publish a book
around the complex territory of current day political 'history' in Spain
('Spanien – eine
On 2017-10-02 09:22, Felix Stalder wrote:
Like many, I watched incredulously as Spanish police beat up Catalan
voters yesterday and I kept wondering what this rising tension does to
the project of rebel municipalism. Is it being squeezed between the
nationalisms? Or can thrive within it? What's
Ripples from Catalan referendum could extend beyond Spain
Catalonia is not unique: all over Europe groups are seeking to redefine
identity and rejecting the centralised state
The Guardian, Monday 2 October 2017
by Simon Tisdall
The Spanish government’s attempted suppression of Catalonia’s
We'll read about it ad nauseam in the coming months, but one thing is
clear - it became obvious that connectivity based on centralized systems
(DNS, hosts, fiber, carriers) is useless in wartime.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jShMQw2H2cM
On 10/2/17, 00:22, Felix Stalder wrote:
Like many,
Like many, I watched incredulously as Spanish police beat up Catalan
voters yesterday and I kept wondering what this rising tension does to
the project of rebel municipalism. Is it being squeezed between the
nationalisms? Or can thrive within it? What's happening.
Felix
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