Michael Hardt is a political philosopher and Professor of Literature at Duke University. His work explores new forms of domination in the contemporary world as well as the social movements and other forces of liberation that resist them. He is co-author, with Antonio Negri, of a series of books including Empire (2000), Multitude (2004), Commonwealth (2009), and the recent Assembly (2017).
Empire and Multitude: Shaping Our Century
This, of course, is not a matter of inventing a new movement but rather should start with existing movements and the ways that, in each society and internationally, they link together in powerful networks. We certainly will need more and more powerful networks of this type to face the challenges in the years ahead.
July 3, 2018
The Power of the Movements Facing Trump
But on its own, protest is never enough to create lasting social transformation.
November 22, 2016