SIC 1: International Journal for Communisation

by Various

"The present journal aims to be the locus for an unfolding of the problematic of communisation. It comes from the encounter of individuals involved in various projects in different countries: among these are the journals Endnotes, published in the UK and the US, Blaumachen in Greece, Théorie Communiste in France, Riff-Raff in Sweden, and certain more or less informal theoretical groups in the US (New York and San Francisco). Each of these projects will continue to exist on their own. Also participating are various individuals in France, Germany, and elsewhere, who are involved in other activities and who locate themselves broadly within the theoretical approach taken here."

Genres: Theory

Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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Reviews

[Matthew · Rating 3 out of 5]

More readable than most communisation tracts but still had its moments. Neton and Åström’s essay on French bossnapping and Screamin’ Alice’s essay on the periodisation of the capitalist class relation were arguably the most concrete in their analyses - the others, not so much in my opinion.