Michael Hardt

Events of resistance have the power not only to escape control but also to create a new world.

— Michael Hardt

“You are only able really to refuse and flee, though, when you recognize your power. Those living under the weight of a…

— Michael Hardt

In the United States, rising esteem for the military in uniform corresponds to the growing militarization of the society as a whole.…

— Michael Hardt

“Physical proximity, of course, facilitates the common education of the affects, but also essential are the intense experiences of cooperation, the creation…

— Michael Hardt

Revolution does have to be violent precisely because the Pharaoh won't let you go. If the Pharaoh would let you go, the…

— Michael Hardt

“Discussing, learning and teaching, studying and communicating, participating in actions—these are some of the forms of activism that constitute the central axis…

— Michael Hardt

“The question of transforming the public into the common thus raises at least three issues initially. The first is an abstract but…

— Michael Hardt

“Real communication among singularities in networks thus requires an encampment. This is the kind of self-learning experience and knowledge production that takes…

— Michael Hardt

“We know that some are reluctant to group together the orderly occupiers of Zuccotti Park and even the carnivalesque alterglobalization protesters with…

— Michael Hardt

“The intellectual is and only can be a militant, engaged as a singularity among others, embarked on the project of co-research aimed…

— Michael Hardt

“Projects for the abolition of the prison and the military are just and have important positive effects, but one should recognize that…

— Michael Hardt

Through luminous and erudite readings of the texts, Hasana Sharp shows us how profound and radical is Spinoza's conception of nature and…

— Michael Hardt

The hegemony of finance and the banks has produced the indebted. Control over information and communication networks has created the mediatized. The…

— Michael Hardt

“It is a scandal—or, rather, it should be a scandal and one wonders why it isn’t—that the US prison population, after reaching…

— Michael Hardt