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Just as much of the politics that has historically mattered has taken the form of unruly defiance, it is also the case that for subordinate classes, for most of their history, politics has taken a very different extra-institutional form. For the peasantry and much of the early working class historically, we may look in vain for formal organizations and public manifestations. There is a whole realm of what I have called “infrapolitics” because it is practiced outside the visible spectrum of what usually passes for political activity. The state has historically thwarted lower-class organization, let alone public defiance. For subordinate groups, such politics is dangerous. They have, by and large, understood, as have guerrillas, that divisibility, small numbers, and dispersion help them avoid reprisal.

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This isn’t any article in particular, but rather a fantastic resource for anyone who wants to research leftist theory, or improve their praxis.

a well thought through idea of what an actual decentralised liberatory society might look like, it may not get the details all right but it should be praised for its form, thought processses and basic ideas, does go to lengths to avoid the parochialism in these types of structure, good criticism of the work machine inherent to both capitalism and state communism.

i jak w tym kraju ma być dobrze jak ten esej nie jest przetłumaczony na polski?????? chyba, że jest, to proszę o link.

Creating this community for a place to discuss Nonviolence, Gandhian, Kingian, or otherwise. This is a good article to start.

Just skimming through The Anarchist Library and I stumbled upon this essay that I had not seen before. A very interesting read.