Magazine

The spaces of the border regime beyond the space of the border in the US, Dominican Republic, France, South Africa, Britain, Comoros, Fortress Europe, and elsewhere

Les espaces du régime de la frontière au delà de l'espace de la frontière à Mayotte, en République Dominicaine, aux Etats-Unis, en France, en Afrique du Sud, en Grande Bretagne, dans la Forteresse Europe et ailleurs...

A glossary reflecting on our political concepts such as Indigenous, Intifada, Blackness, Ubuntu, Genocide, Decolonial, Queer, Violence, or Banlieues

Un glossaire politique offrant une réflexion autour des termes de nos luttes: Intifada, Autochtonité, Queer, Décolonial, Blackness, Banlieues, Ubuntu, Violence, Génocide...

Radical education initiatives in several geographies across the world, and in spaces as different as the mangrove, the prison, the street, the kitchen table, or reading groups.

Thinking Against the U.S.-centric Conception of Racialization in the Caucasus, Eastern Europe, Mesoamerica, South Africa, Australia, and Polynesia

An issue on political struggles taking place in and for forests in Brazil, Colombia, Gabon, India, St. Vincent, West Papua, Europe, the U.S., and Palestine

What do we do wrong with our solidarity practices? This reflective issue acts as a toolbox to help us introspect and move forward.

Thinking through the region shared by Pakistan, India, Kashmir, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, above and below nation-states.

Continental lives and Anti-Colonial Struggles in the Arid, Plentiful Lands of the Sahara, the Atacama, the Gibson, the Kgalagadi, the Dhofar, and the Taklimakan deserts

Political Imaginaries of Afro-Diasporic, Indentured, Exiled, and Landless Communities. Narratives from the Cape Verdean, Korean, Indian, Vietnamese, Jewish, Eelam Tamil, Chinese, and the Black Atlantic diasporas.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Algerian Revolution and its internationalist solidarity with the Non-Aligned Movement, the liberation struggles on the African Continent, Ireland, Palestine, and Yugoslavia.