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imminent rebellion<\/a><\/em> is an anarchist journal that seeks to provide a space for thoughtful, critical and well-researched writing that illuminates struggles and projects otherwise overlooked in the South Pacific, that delves deeper into the anarchist project, and that seeks to illuminate the operations of Power [It’s a quack who’s gone to the dogs]. It is also a space for creative responses to our contemporary situation \u2014 poetry, photography, firsthand accounts.<\/p>\n The focus of the journal is to provide an intelligent yet accessible interrogation that is relevant to our region.<\/p>\n imminent rebellion<\/em> started in December 2003 as a small ‘zine and continued bimonthly, changing its name to Aotearoa Dissident Voice<\/em> for issue 6, until going into hibernation in early 2005. It has since been relaunched in May 2008 in a more substantial journal format.<\/p>\n Inlcuding articles about ‘Operation 8’ and from the perspective of some of those arrested, an analysis of the 2006 Tongan riots, a critique of Identity Politics and another of NGOism-style politics. Also a consideration of what an anarchist design practice could look like, an attempt to reconsider how to better support survivors of abuse, and a critique of activism, and others still.<\/p>\n Download the journal body (PDF<\/a> 9.7mb) or buy online<\/a>.<\/p>\n Individual articles are also available as simple HTML:<\/p>\n * My 15th October … go you good thing …<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" imminent rebellion is an anarchist journal that seeks to provide a space for thoughtful, critical and well-researched writing that illuminates struggles and projects otherwise overlooked in the South Pacific, that delves deeper into the anarchist project, and that seeks to … Continue reading
\n * Ballad of an Ungrateful Immigrant
\n * The Tongan Riots
\n * Know your Rights, These are your Rights
\n * Operation 8 \u2014 How the Police Watched Us
\n * Fuck Me Like The Whore I Am
\n * From the Streets, to the Cells, and Back Again
\n * A Critique of NGOism
\n * Lake Waikaremoana \u2014 Back in Tuhoe Hands
\n * For Revolutionary Struggle, Not Activism
\n * Why is it so Hard to Support Survivors?
\n * Towards an Anarcho-Design Practice
\n * Behind German Borders
\n * Dangerous Foundations: An argument against the ‘Identity’ in Identity Politics<\/p>\n