Camille Barbagallo is a postdoctoral research associate on women and work at the University of Kent. Her forthcoming book is Mothers and Others: The Politics of Reproduction in Neoliberal Britain (MUP, 2019). She is the editor of Women and the Subversion of the Community: A Mariarosa Dalla Costa Reader (PM Press, 2018) and an organiser of the International Women's Strike.Nicholas Beuret is a Lecturer in Management and Ecological Sustainability at the University of Essex. His research has been published in journals including Antipode, Science and Culture and South Atlantic Quarterly.David Harvie is an Associate Professor in Finance and Political Economy at the University of Leicester. He is co-author of Moments of Excess: Movements, Protest and Everyday Life (PM Press, 2011) and co-editor of What Could It Mean to Win? (PM Press, 2010).

'An impassioned tribute'

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Always Struggle - Camille Barbagallo, Nicholas Beuret and David Harvie I - REVOLUTIONARY HISTORIES1. In Conversation with George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici - Carla da Cunha Duarte Francisco, Paulo Henrique Flores, Rodrigo Guimaraes Nunes and Joen Vedel 2. Comradely Appropriation - Harry Cleaver 3. The Radical Subversion of the World - Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar 4. Strange Loops and Planetary Struggles: A Postscript to Midnight Notes - Malav Kanuga II - MONEY AND VALUE5. Cogito Ergo Habo: Philosophy, Money and Method - Paul Rekret 6. Thomas Spence’s Freedom Coins - Peter Linebaugh 7. Standardisation and Crisis : The Twin Features of Financialisation - Gerald Hanlon 8. Reading ‘Earth Incorporated’ through Caliban and the Witch - Sian Sullivan III - REPRODUCTION9. WTF is Social Reproduction? - Nic Vas and Camille Barbagallo 10. Extending the Family: Reflections on the Politics of Kinship - Bue Rübner Hansen and Manuela Zechner 11. They Sing the Body Insurgent - Stevphen Shukaitis 12. The Separations of Productive and Domestic Labour: An Historical Approach - Viviane Gonik 13. Another Way Home: Slavery, Motherhood and Resistance - Camille Barbagallo 14. Along the Fasara – A Short Story - P.M. IV - COMMONS15. The Strategic Horizon of the Commons - Massimo De Angelis 16. A Vocabulary of the Commons - Marcela Olivera and Alexander Dwinell 17. A Bicycling Commons : A Saga of Autonomy, Imagination and Enclosure - Chris Carlsson 18. Common Paradoxes - Panagiotis Doulos 19. The Construction of a Conceptual Prison - Edith Gonzalez V - STRUGGLES20. In the Realm of the Self-Reproducing Automata - Nick Dyer-Witheford 21. Notes from Yesterday: On Subversion and the Elements of Critical Reason - Werner Bonefeld 22. Sunburnt Country: Australia and the Work/Energy Crisis - Dave Eden 23. Commons at Midnight - Olivier de Marcellus 24. Practising Affect as Affective Practice - Marina Sitrin Contributor Biographies Index

Camille Barbagallo is a postdoctoral research associate on women and work at the University of Kent. Her forthcoming book is Mothers and Others: The Politics of Reproduction in Neoliberal Britain (MUP, 2019). She is the editor of Women and the Subversion of the Community: A Mariarosa Dalla Costa Reader (PM Press, 2018) and an organiser of the International Women's Strike.Nicholas Beuret is a Lecturer in Management and Ecological Sustainability at the University of Essex. His research has been published in journals including Antipode, Science and Culture and South Atlantic Quarterly.David Harvie is an Associate Professor in Finance and Political Economy at the University of Leicester. He is co-author of Moments of Excess: Movements, Protest and Everyday Life (PM Press, 2011) and co-editor of What Could It Mean to Win? (PM Press, 2010).

'An impassioned tribute'

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Always Struggle - Camille Barbagallo, Nicholas Beuret and David Harvie I - REVOLUTIONARY HISTORIES1. In Conversation with George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici - Carla da Cunha Duarte Francisco, Paulo Henrique Flores, Rodrigo Guimaraes Nunes and Joen Vedel 2. Comradely Appropriation - Harry Cleaver 3. The Radical Subversion of the World - Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar 4. Strange Loops and Planetary Struggles: A Postscript to Midnight Notes - Malav Kanuga II - MONEY AND VALUE5. Cogito Ergo Habo: Philosophy, Money and Method - Paul Rekret 6. Thomas Spence’s Freedom Coins - Peter Linebaugh 7. Standardisation and Crisis : The Twin Features of Financialisation - Gerald Hanlon 8. Reading ‘Earth Incorporated’ through Caliban and the Witch - Sian Sullivan III - REPRODUCTION9. WTF is Social Reproduction? - Nic Vas and Camille Barbagallo 10. Extending the Family: Reflections on the Politics of Kinship - Bue Rübner Hansen and Manuela Zechner 11. They Sing the Body Insurgent - Stevphen Shukaitis 12. The Separations of Productive and Domestic Labour: An Historical Approach - Viviane Gonik 13. Another Way Home: Slavery, Motherhood and Resistance - Camille Barbagallo 14. Along the Fasara – A Short Story - P.M. IV - COMMONS15. The Strategic Horizon of the Commons - Massimo De Angelis 16. A Vocabulary of the Commons - Marcela Olivera and Alexander Dwinell 17. A Bicycling Commons : A Saga of Autonomy, Imagination and Enclosure - Chris Carlsson 18. Common Paradoxes - Panagiotis Doulos 19. The Construction of a Conceptual Prison - Edith Gonzalez V - STRUGGLES20. In the Realm of the Self-Reproducing Automata - Nick Dyer-Witheford 21. Notes from Yesterday: On Subversion and the Elements of Critical Reason - Werner Bonefeld 22. Sunburnt Country: Australia and the Work/Energy Crisis - Dave Eden 23. Commons at Midnight - Olivier de Marcellus 24. Practising Affect as Affective Practice - Marina Sitrin Contributor Biographies Index

Camille Barbagallo is a postdoctoral research associate on women and work at the University of Kent. Her forthcoming book is Mothers and Others: The Politics of Reproduction in Neoliberal Britain (MUP, 2019). She is the editor of Women and the Subversion of the Community: A Mariarosa Dalla Costa Reader (PM Press, 2018) and an organiser of the International Women's Strike.Nicholas Beuret is a Lecturer in Management and Ecological Sustainability at the University of Essex. His research has been published in journals including Antipode, Science and Culture and South Atlantic Quarterly.David Harvie is an Associate Professor in Finance and Political Economy at the University of Leicester. He is co-author of Moments of Excess: Movements, Protest and Everyday Life (PM Press, 2011) and co-editor of What Could It Mean to Win? (PM Press, 2010).

'An impassioned tribute'

• Acknowledgements Introduction: Always Struggle - Camille Barbagallo, Nicholas Beuret and David Harvie I - REVOLUTIONARY HISTORIES1. In Conversation with George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici - Carla da Cunha Duarte Francisco, Paulo Henrique Flores, Rodrigo Guimaraes Nunes and Joen Vedel 2. Comradely Appropriation - Harry Cleaver 3. The Radical Subversion of the World - Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar 4. Strange Loops and Planetary Struggles: A Postscript to Midnight Notes - Malav Kanuga II - MONEY AND VALUE5. Cogito Ergo Habo: Philosophy, Money and Method - Paul Rekret 6. Thomas Spence’s Freedom Coins - Peter Linebaugh 7. Standardisation and Crisis : The Twin Features of Financialisation - Gerald Hanlon 8. Reading ‘Earth Incorporated’ through Caliban and the Witch - Sian Sullivan III - REPRODUCTION9. WTF is Social Reproduction? - Nic Vas and Camille Barbagallo 10. Extending the Family: Reflections on the Politics of Kinship - Bue Rübner Hansen and Manuela Zechner 11. They Sing the Body Insurgent - Stevphen Shukaitis 12. The Separations of Productive and Domestic Labour: An Historical Approach - Viviane Gonik 13. Another Way Home: Slavery, Motherhood and Resistance - Camille Barbagallo 14. Along the Fasara – A Short Story - P.M. IV - COMMONS15. The Strategic Horizon of the Commons - Massimo De Angelis 16. A Vocabulary of the Commons - Marcela Olivera and Alexander Dwinell 17. A Bicycling Commons : A Saga of Autonomy, Imagination and Enclosure - Chris Carlsson 18. Common Paradoxes - Panagiotis Doulos 19. The Construction of a Conceptual Prison - Edith Gonzalez V - STRUGGLES20. In the Realm of the Self-Reproducing Automata - Nick Dyer-Witheford 21. Notes from Yesterday: On Subversion and the Elements of Critical Reason - Werner Bonefeld 22. Sunburnt Country: Australia and the Work/Energy Crisis - Dave Eden 23. Commons at Midnight - Olivier de Marcellus 24. Practising Affect as Affective Practice - Marina Sitrin Contributor Biographies Index