Violence of the State - I Volsci
I Volsci (The Volscians) are a group of Autonomists well rooted in the proletarian quarters of Rome. They are considered the “hard" fraction of the movement. I Volsci are known for their political agitation inside the Polyclinic and for their active support of the squatter's movement. Their free radio, Radio Onda Rossa, covers the metropolitan area.
Memorial from Prison
This document was written on May 24, 1979 from the "Special Wing — G 8” of the Rebibbia jail in Rome by Mario Dalmaviva, Luciano Ferrari Bravo, Toni Negri, Oreste Scalzone, Emilio Vesce and Lauso Zagato. Footnotes were added by the Editors.
On Nanni Balestrini, the Most Radically Formalist Poet of the Italian Scene
Franco 'Bifo' Berardi on the poetry of Nanni Balestrini
Extracts from Blackout
Selections from Blackout, Balestrini's epic poem covering the movements of 1970s Italy.
Nanni Balestrini and the Poetry of the Italian Autonomia
Jamie MacKay considers Balestrini's autonomist poetry.
Extracts from We Want Everything
Selections from We Want Everything, Balestrini's novel of struggles at Fiat and Italy's "hot autumn".
涨我的租？甭想！——意大利热秋运动中拒绝交租的妇女们
Submitted by sjzc on Jun 11 2018 08:30
在热秋运动中，不仅有争取工资的工人运动，还有妇女们在消费环节的斗争相配合。
意大利菲亚特铸造厂1963年的野猫斗争
Submitted by sjzc on Oct 18 2017 09:24
意大利1960年代“工人主义”的经典作品，关于1963年菲亚特汽车公司铸造厂的“夜猫”式斗争。早期“战斗性工人调查”的探索，也介绍了“阶级构成”、“阶级重组”等概念，关于工会如何限制了工人自我行动的分析。
Alfredo Bandelli (1945-1994), proletarian singer-songwriter of the Italian autonomist movement
Submitted by bisognasognare on Aug 24 2017 10:10
Biography of Alfredo Bandelli, a working class militant and songwriter whose songs anonymously became the anthems of the 1968-1977 movements.
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