Militant research handbook from Occupy theorists

[Sam Halvorsen]

Hi all

Great new resource you can download here:

http://roarmag.org/2013/09/militant-research-handbook-occupy-theory/

Sam

[Marilyn Mackay]

Thanks Sam, an inspiring new resource indeed. Pity I live in a rural
place which hasn't yet been touched by this. Realise to participate I
need to situate in a major urban centre, from which these movements are
building.

Marilyn

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[Bessie S-V]

I couldn't follow the link : ( because of its 'redirect loop' apparently. would it be possible to attach it? 

ps without wanting to kick off a debate, I do think movements are (or need to be) built in rural areas as  well, and the drain of people interested in seeking change from periphery to centre means that 'rural places being untouched by movements' becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. Think I would also say (speculatively and  loosely speaking)  the majority of people in urban centres are similarly 'not yet touched'. But I am keen to read the handbook to see how it conceptualises 'movements'.

[Sam Halvorsen]

Here is another link that may work better:

http://www.visualculturenow.org/the-militant-research-handbook/

If not I can send personally (not sure if can attach to the whole list)

Interesting discussion on the rural-urban divide. I tend to agree that nowadays this difference is not as strong as it used to be, and that the divide is more on other factors such as Bessie implies….

[Bessie S-V]

that worked fine, cheers Sam!