Table of contents

• Editor’s letter

Essays

• The True Politics: seriousness or play by Giorgio Agamben

Thematic Articles: On the need for a Common Roof

• Leopold Kohr, Initiator of Social Morphology by Ivan Illich
• Against pax oecologica by Neto Leão
• Unthink the Zero! by Christophe Kotanyi
• Think from the Abyss by Gustavo Esteva
• Fishy Biomass by Sajay Samuel & Dean Bavington
• Showing Us What is Possible: A New Vision of Work from Charpentiers Sans Frontières by Joshua A. Klein
• Making Conspiratio by Isabelle Cedotti

Reviews

• The Land and the People are Indivisible: Wendell Berry on Patriotism and Prejudice by David Cayley

Translations

• A Dádiva da Conspiratio by Ivan Illich

Editorial note

Once again, the threat of all out nuclear war has become a palpable fear. The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has moved the doomsday clock to one hundred seconds before midnight, that is, before world annihilation. Since the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in 1945, human self-extinction has become an ineradicable possibility. For this reason, it inaugurated the age in which “we also became totally impotent” — the first of Gunter Anders’ “Theses for the Atomic Age”.’ Continue reading >