Economist, political scientist, game theorist, professor, co-director of the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, detailed researcher, scholar of polycentric institutional systems, and Nobel Prize winner: Elinor Ostrom. The Elinor Ostrom Chair in Environmental Studies and Commons Governance is the fourth academic position created by the Trustees of the Center for a Stateless Society. Each…
Individualist, translator, publisher, editor, “unterrified Jeffersonian Democrat,” “consistent Manchester man,” socialist, anarchist: Benjamin R. Tucker. The Benjamin R. Tucker Distinguished Research Scholar in Anarchist Economic Theory is the third academic position created by the Trustees of the Center for a Stateless Society to advance the understanding and application of individualist anarchism – freed market anti-capitalism, laissez-faire…
There are many tools out there that allow you to communicate privately with varying levels of security. PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), specifically the OpenPGP standard, is a well tested and solid method of encrypting emails and messages, before transmission, to ensure that the only person who can read them is the intended recipient. I need…
What is Tor? How does it work? And why should you use it? With the ever expanding surveillance systems being employed in the United States and around the world, the ability to use the internet anonymously is becoming increasingly important, especially for activists, or anyone who is not okay with your Search Engine provider, ISP…
If you think this kind of partnership or something similar would be helpful to your Homebrew (ad)venture, then let C4SS know.
A prompt from a reader to consolidate some sketches.
An assembly is not a place for decisions but for palaver, for free speech exercised without a goal.
A huge life, lived his way.
The Karl Hess Scholar in Social Theory is named in honor of the distinguished anarchist activist and strategist Karl Hess. Hess modeled the radicalism, human decency, commitment to civility, and bridge-building seriousness that the Center for a Stateless Society embraces. Appointment to the Karl Hess Scholar signals a scholar’s capacity to contribute, in outstanding ways,…
Italian mutualist Domenico Letizia, in “Un’ analisi storica del mutualism, possibile “sostituto libertario” del welfare moderno,” (Istituto de Politica, Oct. 23, 2011), considers historic European working class mutualist organization as a model for anti-state welfarism.
The C4SS TOR node needs a bit of funding to continue operations. Can you contribute?
From J. Neil Schulman: Alongside Night, LLC, is now seeking crew, interns, and volunteers for our principal photography of the agorist-themed movie Alongside Night in January and February 2012. Alongside Night is produced, written, and directed by J. Neil Schulman, close ally of Samuel Edward Konkin III, and considered one of the original founders of…
Please call and email to protest the arrest of Joe Diaz, a PhD student at Emory University, who was brutally assaulted in the University Library by campus police, arrested, and held under degrading and punitive conditions. In the library he saw his diminutive friend Alice, surrounded by hulking uniformed officers standing over her as she…
Tom Knapp on the Center’s media exploits this week.
Dear C4SS Supporters, This week, I’ve submitted 7.161 Center op-eds to 1,791 US publications. As is usual when we only submit in one country, pickups are down — in this case to two. David D’Amato’s “The Science of Anarchism” ran in the Deming, New Mexico Headlight on November 7, and my own “Cain: If He…
Dear C4SS Supporters, This week, I’ve submitted 6,381 Center op-eds to 2,786 publications on every continent except Antarctica (also excluding, as Center advisor Roderick Long points out, Atlantis; and I must say that my distributions thus far are in fact limited to continents on Earth). That’s fewer than usual — we had less content than…
Tom Knapp on the Center’s media penetration this week.
Dear C4SS Supporters, This week I’ve submitted 7,406 Center op-eds to 2,801 publications, and have identified seven “pickups” of those op-eds: David D’Amato’s “The Science of Anarchism” ran in Quebecois Libre on October 15 and in the Dhaka, Bangladesh New Age on October 16. “Alternative Currency: Coming to Stores Near You?” by Darian Worden, appeared…
Dear C4SS Supporters, This week, I’ve submitted 10,016 Center op-eds to 2,801 publications. At present, I’ve confirmed seven “pickups” of those op-eds: Sheldon Richman’s “Wall Street Couldn’t Have Done it Alone” appeared in Media With Conscience News on October 10; the Deming, New Mexico Headlight and the Carroll County, Maryland Standard on October 11; and…
Dear C4SS Supporters, A welcome uptick in “pickups” this week — seven of them! Darian Worden’s “To Occupy and Rise” appeared in the Deming, New Mexico Headlight on October 3, and in La Tribuna Hispana USA (as “La ocupacion y el alzamiento popular en Wall Street”) on October 4. Kevin Carson’s “From Arab Spring to…
