The common element among humans, by: Antonio Negri

The book includes selections from what the Italian political philosopher "Antonio Negri" published over the years in the French press during the pivotal period between the end of the last century and the beginning of the current century, approaching current topics such as the Gulf War, major strikes in France in 1995, the emergence of the Berlusconi political trend (named after Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi), but it also discusses the emergence of the marginalized neighborhoods issue, the appearance of unprecedented forms of political resistance, the political role of the church, and the shift to knowledge-based capitalism, etc... Additionally, Negri attempts to lay the theoretical foundations for a new political space that would oppose all forms of the old modern totalitarianism, which includes Western democracy, criticized for its deception of true democracy in the name of the alleged formal democracy. Number of pages: 236