Reviews of Hardt and
Negri's Empire
Is the
emperor wearing clothes? [In
Swedish]
A review of Negri and Hardt's book Empire from an
anarchist perspective (Andrew Flood)
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Is the emperor wearing clothes? |
Left
Business Observer #96, February 2001
Quite good at looking as some of the emperical facts around Empire
Toni
Negri in perspective Autumn 2001
Alex Callincos
long article from the IS international leader but doesn't say a whole
lot new as it concentrates on the correct reading of holy father Marx
Gopal
Balakrishnan New Left Review 5 September-October 2000
Contains a fairly good explanations of the Roman era references in
Empire
John Bellamy
Foster Monthly Review December 2001
Concentrates on Empires treatment of Imperialism
Malcolm Bull,
The London Review of Books October 2001
Quite long with a bit about the Spinoza stuff
The
Observer Profile: Michael Hardt Empire hits back July 2001
from the British liberal paper
Struggles
for freedom (Feb 2001)
Andrew Coates reviews Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri's Empire
The
Ineducable Left (Feb 2001)
Brian C. Anderson in First Things, the Journal of Religion and Public
Life
J.W. Mason Marxism list Dec 2001
Robert
J. Bliwise Duke Magazine Nov 2001
Post S11 interrview with Hardt
Charles Mudede and Nicolas Veroli September 2001
Dean Kuipers, LA Times, Oct 2001
Fairly decent but basic post S11 introduction
Duncan S. A. Bell, Centre of International Studies, Cambridge University
Roger
Kimball The New Criterion October 2001
Very ranty attack on Empire partly based on the obscure language and
use of Marx and partly on Negri's connection with the Red Brigades
Alan
Wolfe The New Republic October 2001
A relatively coherant right liberal critique that loses it completely
at times. Most of the other right wing reviews rip this one off.
Jon
Beasley-Murray
draft paper which is quite good on the Italian political background
Quoted
comments from the Harvard Review of Books
A selection of quotations from reviews of Empire
Review by Laurance Cox Libertartian,Irish Academic and Activist
Review from the English Class war
Background material
Hardt
and Negri 'chat' on Empire
Quite useful for clarifying some of the issues that have arisen and
the terms used in Empire
resources for empire reading group
The Relevance of
Antonio Negri to the Anti-Globalization Movement July 2001
Not Bored
Starts off with a critique of Negri's softness on the level of state
involvement in the Red Brigades and extends this to the Black Block
in Genoa. Left communist perspective
The
new workerism: the politics of the Italian autonomists Spring
1980
Jack Fuller
Fairly mechanical description of the autonomists from a Trotskyist
viewpoint
Executive
Intelligence Review "Toni Negri, Profile of A Terrorist
Ideologue" August
Nutty Lyndon LaRouche publication, wonderfully paranoid article that
links Negri to the Emperor Vespasian!