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Hooper, J. 124 Horkheimer, M. 165 n.11 House of Commons 82 Houtart, F. 99, 121 human species as zoon politicon 4, 18, 150 Hutton, W. 39 hybridity 106, 128 iconic images 78, 167 n.5 identity politics 128, 130–134 identization 130–134 images: damage to war memorials 80; event movements around world 19; of police action 80, 84; of revolution becoming-carnival 145; see also Indymedia; media IMC Prague 166 n.14 IMF see International Monetary Fund The Independent 79, 80 India: campaign against genetically modified crops in Bangalore 120, 169 n.6; farmers dismantling Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets 111; mass mobilisation in Hyderabad 115; social movement in 166 n.4 indigenous peoples 113 Indymedia 19, 43, 62, 85, 143; networks 122; Prague 54, 63 Infernal Noise Brigade 48 Infocafe Anarres 63 Inoguchi, T. 92 INPEG (Initiative Against Economic Globalisation) 49–50, 165 n.7; convergence centre 53; meetings 47; in Prague 117 International Monetary Fund 3, 37, 90, 93, 94, 100, 111; and World Bank conference complex 53 International Trotskyist organisations (International Socialists/Socialist Worker’s Party) 47 Iraq war 160; detention camps in 156; global day of action against 81, 87, 157 Italy 47; autonomists 138; civil society, divided nature of 82; Deputy Prime Minister 84; left/right traditions 83; national government in 88; political life 82; security services 83; tuti bianche, or white overall movement 53; ‘workerist’ movement (Operaismo) 137; see also Ya Basta Index 189 J18 70 Japan 70 Jervis, R. 92 Jordan, J. 15, 112, 136, 143, 168 n.1 Jowers, P. 164 n.7 Jubilee campaign against Third World Debt 118 Kaldor, M. 92; framework 91 Kant, I. 12 Karatani, K. 159 Karioshi or death from overwork 38 Karnataka State Farmers’ Association in India 112 Katsiaficas, G. 48 Keane, J. 91, 117 Kenney, P. 15, 44, 45, 49, 65, 129 Kettle, M. 81 Klein, K. 122 Klein, N. 71, 129 Korea’s expatriate citizens 41 Kropotkin, P., emphasis on co-operation 164 n.8 KSCM 53, 165 n.7 Kuhn, T. 41 Kyoto climate change protocols 164 n.1 Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination 144 labour disputes 72 la Confédération paysanne in France 157 La Dronka squat 63 language: barriers 52; counter-memory and practice 163 La Realidad 110 Lash, S. 2, 5, 8, 9, 63, 88, 117, 129, 131, 134, 139, 140, 164 n.7, 165 n.11, 169 n.4 latency periods 29; importance of 41 Latin America 24, 169 n.10; concept of civil society 110 Latour, B. 20 Lawson, G. 3 Leipzig, events in 1989 2 Levy, S. 148 Lewis, M. 91 life style: nomadism 5; politics 70 Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire in France 169 lines of flight 90; and force 134–142 Livingston, K. 79
190 Index London 52, 63, 69, 116; European Social Forum meeting in 59; Greenpeace activists 68; June 18th Carnival Against Capitalism in 109; Metropolitan Police Force 75, 80, 167 nn.5, 10; RTS see Reclaim The Streets; Social Forum 39; Speakers Corner 167 n.13 Los Angeles Times 72, 73 Lotringer, S. 138, 170 n.8 Luhman, N. 164 n.7 Lyons 115 Lyotard, J.F. 17, 150; notion of differend 164 n.7 McAdam, D. 114, 116, 131 McCormack, G. 38 McDonald, K. 64, 114, 166 n.3 McDonaldisation of protest 77 McDonalds 24, 64, 68; outlet, destruction of 61 McFadden, J. 155 McKay, G. 70 McKechnie, R. 9, 18, 44, 66, 155 McLeish, P. 28, 70 McLibel case 68 McRobbie, A. 74 Madrid 112 Maffesoli, M. 89, 149 Manila, shop workers rioting in 111 Maori 113 Marazzi, M. 138 Marcos, Subcommandante 99, 104, 110, 111, 144, 145 margins 123–125; and meanings 37–41 Marshall Plan 118 Martin, G. 67 Martinez, E.B. 166 n.7 Marx, K. 73, 150, 166 n.1; class analysis 138; conceptions of social change 169 n.3; conception of virtuosic performance 140; zoon politicon 18 Marxist–Leninist historical record 145 Massumi, B. 104, 113, 114, 135, 136 Maya 113 Mayday 76; 2001 79–82, 165 n.11; carnival against capitalism 78; guerrilla gardening 73–74 media: coverage of Seattle 72–73; credibility structures 75; junkies 19; portrayal of social actor as demonic 74; product, effects upon behavioural patterns 38; reportage on terrorism since 9/11 81; representation of public order issues 75 Melbourne 1, 115, 116 Melucci, A. 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 29, 45, 62, 81, 92, 103, 107, 114, 115, 118, 119, 124, 129, 131, 134, 138, 142, 151, 156; accommodations 157; antagonism, notion of 141; collective identity, concept of 132; defining social movement as collective action 97; definition of movements in complex societies 117; minoritarian lineage 155; model of complex societies 133; planetary action systems 16–18, 126, 157; typology of social movements 133, 134 Mendes, Chico 26, 27 Mertlik, P. 50 Metropolitan Police Force see London Mexico: Chiapas region of 109; hybrid expression of anti-capitalism 112; Maoist cadre 112; urban Marxists 112; women’s action against ‘Maquillas’ factories 113; Zapatistas see Zapatistas Middlemass, K. 75 Mies, M. 25 ‘minor’, the: ‘becoming’ process of 132; importance of 123–125 ‘minority’ claims 132 The Mirror 80 mobilisation cycles 21, 42 Monbiot, G. 93 Monsanto’s ‘terminator gene’ 24 Movement of the Fifth Republic in Venezuela 169 n.10 Movimento Sem Terra (MST) see Brazil Mueller, T. 101 Multitude 2, 137, 138, 150 Munck, R. 92 musical metaphors, use of 169 n.6 Mussolini 86; fall of 83 Naess, A. 164 n.2 Namesti Miru (Peace Square) 48 Nanjundaswamy, Professor 112 NASA’s (National Aeronautic Space Administration) recurrent funding crises 24 native peoples rights 7 Nato summit, 2002 64
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