A) Nina Negri B) Paola Meo C) Anna Negri D) Judith Revel
A) Paola Meo B) Nina Negri C) Francesca Negri D) Anna Negri
A) 1962 B) 2023 C) 1996 D) 2016
A) Rome B) Minneapolis C) Paris D) Cambridge
A) 80 B) 95 C) 85 D) 90
A) 2000 B) 2009 C) 1994 D) 2004
A) Danilo Zolo B) Michael Hardt C) Judith Revel D) Max Henninger
A) Declaration B) Commonwealth C) Multitude D) Assembly
A) The Revolution Will Not Be an Explosion B) Empire and the Multitude C) Take Up the Baton D) Marx's Mole is Dead
A) Cambridge, Mass. B) New York C) Minneapolis D) Oxford
A) Rethinking Marxism B) Italian Culture C) Grey Room D) Radical Philosophy
A) Marx Reloaded B) Labor of Dionysus C) The Paris Commune D) A Revolt that Never Ends
A) Danilo Zolo B) Max Henninger C) Michael Hardt D) Judith Revel
A) Commonwealth B) Assembly C) Declaration D) Multitude
A) 2004 B) 2009 C) 2000 D) 1994
A) 2004 B) 2009 C) 2000 D) 2012
A) Empire B) Marx Beyond Marx C) Multitude D) The Savage Anomaly
A) The rule of law B) The concept of equality C) The defence of property D) The sovereignty of the individual
A) Republic of equality B) Republic of sovereignty C) Republic of property D) Republic of the people
A) Traditionalism B) Post-modernity C) Ultra-modernity D) Altermodernity
A) Natural resources and raw materials B) Private capital holdings C) State-owned infrastructure D) Languages, social practices, and modes of sociality
A) By the public B) By the state C) By the private D) By the common
A) Private property B) Statism C) The common D) Individualism
A) Adopt it as the primary goal B) Replace it with class struggle C) Shun it completely D) Work through and learn from it
A) As internally divided and multiple B) As a fixed and stable identity C) As the opposite of a process D) As synonymous with the individual
A) The Industrial Revolution B) The French Revolution C) The Russian Revolution D) Arab Spring and Occupy movements
A) Capital seeks to appropriate the common B) Capitalism ignores the common C) Capitalism creates the common D) Capitalism is the source of the common
A) The common B) State regulations C) Fixed identities D) Private property
A) Andrea Lombardini B) Pietro Calogero C) Aldo Moro D) Carlo Saronio
A) Pietro Calogero B) Francesco Cossiga C) Valerio Morucci D) Antonio Negri
A) Public prosecutor B) Carabiniere C) Journalist D) Political science professor
A) Félix Guattari B) Michel Foucault C) Pietro Calogero D) Aldo Moro
A) Gilles Deleuze B) Michel Foucault C) Jacques Derrida D) Félix Guattari
A) A misunderstood philosopher B) A psychopath C) A revolutionary hero D) A political victim
A) Red Brigades B) Socialist Party C) Christian Democracy D) Radical Party
A) Guattari doctrine B) Calogero doctrine C) Mitterrand doctrine D) Deleuze doctrine
A) 1983 B) 1997 C) 1979 D) 2003
A) 1983 B) 1979 C) 1997 D) 2003
A) Red Brigades B) Potere Operaio C) Classe Operaia D) Quaderni Rossi
A) France B) Israel C) Germany D) Italy
A) Germany B) France C) Greece D) Spain
A) Autonomism B) Anarcho-syndicalism C) Stalinism D) Leninism
A) Classe Operaia B) Potere Operaio C) Autonomia Operaia D) Quaderni Rossi
A) 2022 B) 2020 C) 2023 D) 2019
A) 30 years B) 10 years C) 20 years D) 40 years
A) Classical Liberalism B) Anarcho-Capitalism C) Conservative Statism D) Autonomist Marxism
A) Individualism B) The concept of democracy C) Scientific progress D) The state-form
A) Machiavelli B) Marx C) Napoleon D) Dante
A) The poor B) The nation C) The bourgeoisie D) The elite
A) NATO B) The United Nations C) The G8 D) Multinational corporations
A) They represent the oligarchical element B) They represent the monarchical element C) They represent the democratic element D) They have no role in Empire
A) The enemy is restricted to economic rivals B) Conflict between nations has become irrelevant C) The enemy is always a specific nation-state D) Ideological conflict is the primary driver
A) Declaration B) Commonwealth C) Assembly D) Empire
A) Jacobin B) Los Angeles Review of Books C) Critical Inquiry D) Foreign Affairs
A) Michael Hardt B) Kyle Perry C) Terence Renaud D) William McCuaig
A) The metropolis B) The state C) The political party D) The factory
A) Spinoza B) Michel Foucault C) The Italian Autonomist movement D) Karl Marx
A) Marx in Movement: Operaismo in Context B) Marx and Foucault C) Assembly D) Declaration |