[Nettime-bold] About the "Multitudes-Infos" Discussion List

[geert lovink <geert@desk.nl>]

From: "matheron francois" <matheron.francois@wanadoo.fr>




About the "Multitudes-Infos" Discussion List



Hello everyone (and particularly new Subscribers to the List)

1. The Multitudes-Info list is a non-moderated information and discussion
list of the journal Multitudes. It is free and open to all. This is not a
thematic list in the strict sense. Anyone is free to add texts that they
consider relevant to the questions being raised in the journal. People can
also react to texts which have been posted on the list, although we would
ask you to avoid personal attacks.

2. The people involved with the journal "Multitudes" and signed up to this
list currently number 302. Mainly but not exclusively in France. There are
also Italian and Spanish subscribers, and also correspondents in other parts
of the world, arising out of the journal's international support network in
the US, Japan, Brazil, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, etc. [Ed. Note: And even
one in GB!] That is why the preferred languages of the Discussion List are
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3. On the Multitudes-Infos list you will find debates internal to the
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September and the events of Genoa-G8, 11 September, the war in Afghanistan
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Empire, liberalism, war, the Internet, the politics of multitudes etc. It
has also been a channel for the worldwide debate about the book Empire, by
Toni Negri and Michael Hardt.

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