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McGill University, Montreal)

 

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Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Adventures in Anarcolandia: Kankun 2010
December 3rd: Trying to Find our People
December 4th: The Via Camp Comes to Life
December 5th: The Anti-C@P Assembly
December 6: La Marcha Nocturna/ The Night March
December 7: Via Campesina’s Mega-March
December 8th: On How it Came to Pass that Anarchists were Presidential Bodyguards
December 9: ¡Viva Evo! ¡Viva el Verbena Popular!
December 10–12: The Pilgrimage Makes its Way (Back) to D.F.
About this Ethnography
Chapter 1 – The Anarchist World
A Culture of Life
Autogestión/ Self-Management, Etc.
Sharing, Reciprocity and Faith
Fun for Fun’s Sake
“Subculture”
Chapter 2 — Gossip as Direct Action
La Otra Campaña – From Mexico to Montreal
Ici la otra — Summer 2006
Reality Check – Autumn 2006
Negotiating the Agenda de Resistencia – Winter 2006–7
“La otra otra” – Spring 2007
Gossip as Direct Action
Chapter 3 – Occult Features of “Anarchoindigenism”
Who’s Speaking in the Speaking Tour?
“No Gods, no Masters”
The Occult Cosmology of Anarchism
Settler Anarchoindigenism – Take I
Chapter 4 – The Rhizome in 3D
The Anarchist Jet-Set
The “Local” Destination: Oaxaca
The “Local” Destination: Montreal
One Big Glorious Mess (In Which Many Messes Fit)
The Rhizome in 3D
Chapter 5 – Articulating Anarchafeminism
The Anarchist Congress, D.F., Mexico, 2011
You tell them!
Anarchism as Platform
Cultural Relativism
Academic Feminism, or Intersectionality Take I
There is no formula
Chapter 6 – Policing the Boundaries
Surveillance and Infiltration
Security Culture and the Spectre of Judas
“For Your Own Security”
Chapter 7 – The Diversity of Consensus
The Self of “Good Politics”
The Diversity of Consensus
Chapter 8 – The Consensus on Diversity
A Conversation
The Anti-Oppression Game
The Insult of Courtesy
Settler Anarchoindigenism Take II
The Anti-Oppression Workshop as Self-Technology
“Safe Space”
“Particularities of Class”
Chapter 9 – Hierarchy, Property and “Intersectionality”
Movement Mathematics
The Self-Proprietor
Identity as Property
Intersectionality: The Academic Literature
Dialogism
CODA: From Black Women to “Women of Colour” to Indigenous Women…
Epilogue
Appendix A
I – What We Are
II. – Where We Are Now
III – How We See the World
IV – How We See Our Country Which is Mexico
V – What We Want To Do
VI – How We Are Going To Do It
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Social Class Privilege Checklist
Being a Class Ally
Appendix E
Bibliography
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