Citizens for better science
The left should advocate for free access to not only scientific literature and data but also the means of production of science.
Oiseau-tempête : Second issue
This is a translation of a magazine published by a french collective from 1997 to 2006. The original issues can be found here, in French.
Summary of the second issue (fall 1997) :
-THE IMMIGRANT AND THE « LAW OF POPULATION » IN MODERN CAPITALISM
-WHAT'S UP WITH THE GREEKS ?
-JUNE 36 : BEHIND THE SCENES
-SERGE BRICIANER, SHADES OF BLACK AND BRIGHT RED.
-THE MYTHS OF EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE
-THE LOVES OF ART AND MONEY
-« DECHERVELAGE »
Review: Can neuroscience change our minds? - Hilary and Steven Rose
Submitted by Choccy on Oct 24 2016 16:56
A review of the new book by Hilary and Steven Rose which presents both a scientific and political critique of the growth of 'neuro' disciplines.
Chomsky responds to Chris Knight's book, 'Decoding Chomsky'
In a British Columbia university radio show, Chomsky has now responded to Chris Knight’s new book, 'Decoding Chomsky, science and revolutionary politics'.
The two Noam Chomskys: the military-sponsored scientist and the anarchist activist
A critical look at two conflicting aspects of leading left-libertarian intellectual Noam Chomsky.
‘The Chomsky Puzzle’ - includes interviews with Noam Chomsky, Chris Knight and Tom Wolfe
The publication of both Tom Wolfe’s and Chris Knight’s very different critiques of Noam Chomsky led to this article in the Chronicle of Higher Education:
Understanding the Labyrinth: Noam Chomsky's science and politics - Bruce Nevin
A review of Chris Knight, ‘Decoding Chomsky: Science and Revolutionary Politics’. Yale University Press, to be published on September 15, 2016
Technological despotism - Ian Tillium
An attempt to analyse technological innovations from a working class perspective in the early 1990s.
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