Re: AUT: literature search

["dave graham" <davgraham@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know if anybody has mentioned this yet, but RED NOTES in London
published an anthology of Negri's work called 'Revolution Retrieved - it
also has good synopses by Red Notes which fill in the background
explaining why the pieces were written.

Also you should try to get hold of work by others in this quite diverse
tradition - besides checking Harry Cleaver's archive in Texas,
'Commonsense' in the UK has published work by Sergio Bologna and
Ferrucio Gambino - well worth checking out as both are very readable.

If you read German check out Karl-Heinz Roth's 'Die 'andere'
Arbeiterbewegung', which seems to be a seminal work for all these
Italians - pity only one chapter is available in English.

Sorry I don't have addresses to hand at the moment - e-mail me and I
will post what info I have.

DG


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