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Mute Vol. 3, No. 2 - Politics my arse

'Well, the first thing I want to say is, politics my arse' Issue 2 includes: cover art by Johnny Spencer * Alberto Toscano on logistics and anarchism * Gail Day on postmodernism at the V&A * Brian Ashton zooms in on RFID * Mark Neocleous on generalised anxiety * Benjamin Noys on spaghetti communism * Howard Slater on the August riots * Mme Tlank and Mira Mattar on motherly love, care and capital * Stefan Szczelkun on Gregory Sholette's book, Dark Matter * Anustup Basu on the Arab Spring * Sander on why China won't save capitalism

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Editorial Mute 3 #2

By Josephine Berry Slater

What Next For Education Struggles

By Sarah Taylor

Street Writing Observatory

By Mute All Stars

Unlimited Liability or Nothing to Lose?

By Clinical Wasteman

Logistics and Opposition

By Alberto Toscano

What the RFID is That?

By Brian Ashton

Anxious Resilience

By Mark Neocleous

Spaghetti Communism?

By Benjamin Noys

FTH: The Savage and Beyond

By Howard Slater

Past Caring

By Madame Tlank and Mira Mattar

Riot Polit-Econ

By Khalid Qureshi Foundation and Chelsea Ives Youth Centre

The Dark Arts

By Stefan Szczelkun

Style Without Subversion

By Gail Day

Reflections on the Arab Spring

By Anustup Basu

The Illegitimacy of Demands

By Demetra Kotouza

Will China Save Global Capitalism?

By Sander

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Mute Vol. 3, No. 2 - Politics my arse

By mute 17 February 2012

'Well, the first thing I want to say is, politics my arse' Issue 2 includes: cover art by Johnny Spencer * Alberto Toscano on logistics and anarchi...

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By mute 1 June 2011

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By mute 1 June 2010

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Mute Vol 2, No. 15 − Grey Goo Grimoire

By mute 1 April 2010

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Mute Vol 2, No. 14 − Disorder/Colony/Collapse

By mute 1 December 2009

Whether seen as the ultimate capitalists, Buddhists or communards, bees elicit fantasies and fears of social productivity and crisis by turns. This is...

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Mute Vol 2, No. 13 − Out of Time

By mute 1 September 2009

In this issue of Mute there is a generalised refusal to have our selves, in the widest sense of the word, put to work. As we start to see the real rep...