Icons of revolution
Preface / Peter Weibel
People, politics, and power / Peter Weibel
Chapter I. Activism and the citizen. Learning from the streets: Civil disobedience in theory and practice / Robin Celikates
War and peace in an age of ecological conflicts / Bruno Latour
Institutionalizing the commons: An Italian primer / Ugo Mattei
Living in a time of crisis / Antonio Negri
Last exit indignation: On neutralizing civilians in democracies / Peter Sloterdijk
The right of resistance: approaches in legal philosophy / Karl-Peter Sommermann
Don't fall in love with yourselves / Slavoj Žižek
Adbusters
Amnesty International
Anonymous
Attac
lowercase d: Getting there / Olaf Bertram-Nothnagel
Nadir Bouhmouch
Noam Chomsky
Hassan Darsi
Muath Freij
Sacha Goldman
Lead to believe / Régis Debray
Greenpeace
Stéphane M. Grueso
The hope of continuity / Stéphane Hessel
Jim Hubbard
Human Rights Watch
Kein Mensch ist illegal
Jan Jaap Kuiper and Katja Sokolova
Lynn Lauterbach
Let's do it! World
Museum of the Revolution
No TAV
Protests against Stuttgart
rabble
Resist
Mykola Ridnyi
Robin Wood
Faten Rouissi
Stop the Traffik
Tanya Sushenkova
Terre des Hommes
The Yes Men
Transparency International
Malala Yousafzai
Wango
The Damascus Bureau
Yezzi
Chapter II. Public and private sphere. A public presence versus greed, brutality, and control: Gezi Park / Can Altay
Liberating public spaces: Where to start? / Korhan Gümüs
Re:emerging, decentring, and delinking: Shifting the geographies of sensing, believing, and knowing / Walter D. Mignolo
Athens: Metropolitan blockade - Real democracy / Dimitris Papadopoulos, Vassilis Tsianos, and Margarita Tsomou
Freedom in the clouds / Slavoj Žižek
!Mediengruppe bitnik
#StopWatchingUs
Paolo Cirio
Creative Commons
Hedonist International
Julia "Butterfly" Hill
Mikaela
Surveillance Camera Players
Thomson & Craighead
Troika
Cyber Guerilla
We are the 99 Percent
Chapter III: How to do activism. "Arab Spring is not over, but continues in a different way" / Youness Belghazi and Hadeer Elmahdawy
Activist women's rights groups: Demands and methods / Sarah Maske
The ordinary arts of political activism / Rita Raley
The artistic mode of revolution: From gentrification to occupation / Martha Rosler
Whistle-blowing as a global protest movement and its relationship with the law / Guido Strack
Nearby facts to trouble the emperor: A note from China / Bo Zheng
Zanny Begg
John Beieler
Campact
Canvas
Ralf Christensen
Isabelle Fremeaux and John Jordan
Sasha Kurmaz
Julia Lester and Clarissa Seidel
Partizaning
Oliver Ressler
Everyday rebellion: A cinema documentary, a web platform, and a smartphone application / The Riahi Brothers
Sandra Schäfer
Kreativer Strassenprotest
Politics Outdoors
Take the Square
Chapter IV: Tactical, social, and global media. Distributed citizenship and social media / Graham Meikle
Beyond the "Twitter revolution": Digital media and political change in Iran / Marcus Michaelson
Finger power and smart mob politics: Social activism and mass dissent in China in the networked era / Zixue Tai
Johanna Domke and Marouan Omara
Electronic Disturbance Theater
Sharon Hayes
kanalB
MootiroMaps
Taryn Simon and Aaron Swartz
Tweets from Tahrir
UK Uncut
Crossing the Bosphorus with tin cans: How global networking compels self-criticism / Christoph Wachter and Mathias Jud
"We are all Majid"
#occupygezi
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Actipedia
Anonymous News Germany
Martin Balluch
Facebook
Freedom of the Press Foundation
Independent Media Center (Indymedia)
International Encyclopedia of Revolution and Protest
Iranian riots
Meetup
Meta-Activism
Solitary Watch
Twitter
WikiLeaks
YouTube
Chapter V: "Artivism" - Art and activism. Humor's opponents: Artistic activism and the Ludic aesthetic / Sruti Bala and Veronika Zangl
Networked disruption: Connecting art, hacktivism, and business in political struggles / Tatiana Bazzichelli
Protest everywhere? / Dietrich Heissenbüttel
In the back of the beyond: "What time is it on the clock of the world?" / Sarah Lewison and Dan S. Wang
Noises in the concrete: Artistic activism in São Paulo / André Mesquita
Demonstrations are performances / Joulia Strauss
The chronicles of Russian activist art / Tatiana Volkova
How the Jordanian music scene missed the Arab Spring / Ahmad Zatari
Raising resistance: Reinterpreting art within the Gezi movement / M. Ragip Zik
Street art war in Egypt: An interview / Ammar Abo Bakr and Ganzeer
G.M.B. Akash
ArtLeaks
Bombily
La Torre de David / Angela Bonadies and Juan José Olavarría
Osman Bozkurt
Chim Pom
Chto Delat?
Colectivo Etcétera
Enmedio
Ramy Essam
Noah Fischer
Floating Lab Collective
Jakob Gautel and Jason Karaïndros
The meaning of freedom-Excerpts from an interview with the Turkish artist Erdem Gündüz
Ed Hall
Brian Haw and Mark Wallinger
State Britain: Activist art vs. artistic activism / Idis Hartmann and Peter Weibel
Niklas Hoffmann and Rebecca Meining
Alexey Iorsh
Just Do It
Amadou Kane Sy
Thomas Kilpper
Kiss my Ba
Mischa Kuball
Christoper LaMarca
Mohammed Laouli
Viktoria Lomasko
Renzo Martens
Masasit Mati
MediaImpact
MindBomb
Carlos Motta
MTL
#Occupy Wallst: A possible story / Nitasha Dhillon, Amin Husain, and Yates McKee
Neozoon
Christof Nüssli and Christoph Oeschger
Jean-Gabriel Périot
Platform
Pussy Riot
R.E.P.
Itamar Rose and Yossi Atia
Bahia Shehab
SOSka group
Joulia Strauss with Moritz Mattern
The best activism is always equal parts love and equal parts anger / Jackie Sumell
Teatro Valle Occupato
The Valle Theater Commons Foundation: How to deploy the law in currant and future struggles / Ugo Mattei
Patricia K. Triki and Christine Bruckbauer
Voina
Alexander Volodarsky
Aalam Wassef
Peter Weibel
Yomango
Appendix
Icons of revolution.