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Interregnum Interregnum is a radical platform run by activist reporters, researchers and writers. We combine culture and critical thought to imagine alternative futures.

EMERGENCY SOLIDARITY APPEAL: SUPPORT OUR COMRADES!Since November 2024, members of the Pan African Workers' Association (...
05/01/2025

EMERGENCY SOLIDARITY APPEAL: SUPPORT OUR COMRADES!

Since November 2024, members of the Pan African Workers' Association (PAWA) and the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) have been involved in a labour dispute with Apple Homecare, a company based in Norwich and headed by John and Dennis Bacon. After submitting a collective grievance over issues like overwork, wage theft, and long hours, the bosses refused to pay the December salary of two workers. They are now facing escalating costs and are in dire economic hardship, including being threatened with eviction. As it has done so often in the past, the labour movement must once again pull through and show that when workers are united, we can win. In the face of the employers' abuse against us, we must respond with solidarity.

Since November 2024, members of the Pan African Workers' Asso… Norwich IWW London Organising Area needs your support for Emergency Solidarity Appeal: Support our Comrades!

Breaking the Borders is back! See you there!TWINSANITYChristopher HütmannsbergerFer De LanceJohnny CypherBloc+Many thank...
23/10/2024

Breaking the Borders is back! See you there!

TWINSANITY
Christopher Hütmannsberger
Fer De Lance
Johnny Cypher
Bloc+

Many thanks to Hlias SpyOne Tsafaras for the visuals!

Interregnum is an autonomous platform that promotes radical thought, both online and in our communities.

Interregnum is coming to London! See you on the 22nd.
17/10/2024

Interregnum is coming to London! See you on the 22nd.

Panos Theodoropoulos and Sam-Lawton Westerland will be discussing their research on Precarious Masculinities: Migrant Working Men’s Masculinities as Self-Exploitation on the 22nd of October 2024 at King's College London.

Two members of Interregnum will be speaking at this event on the 22nd of October. Feel free to join!Precarious Masculini...
02/10/2024

Two members of Interregnum will be speaking at this event on the 22nd of October. Feel free to join!

Precarious Masculinities: Migrant Working Men’s Masculinities as Self-Exploitation in a Mediterranean Restaurant in Glasgow

This article analyses how practices characteristic of hegemonic masculinity are incorporated by male migrant workers in the process of crafting labour identities.

New article on the website!'The term ‘thug’ is readily deployed in the Anglosphere whenever elite groups seek to delegit...
22/09/2024

New article on the website!

'The term ‘thug’ is readily deployed in the Anglosphere whenever elite groups seek to delegitimise social movements that go against their hegemony. And, while thug has also been reclaimed in various moments as a statement of power – most memorably through hip-hop's ‘Thug Life’ slogan – the phantasm of the Thug is nevertheless consistently used by elites to insinuate a figure that does not deserve to make claims from society. '

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The The Editing Cooperative has started a substack with very useful articles about writing and editing. Check them out, ...
05/08/2024

The The Editing Cooperative has started a substack with very useful articles about writing and editing. Check them out, give them a follow.

Building community around academic and creative nonfiction writing and editing. Click to read The Editing Cooperative, a Substack publication. Launched 2 months ago.

The world is still trying to understand what happened last night in France. Panos Theodoropoulos writes a preliminary re...
09/07/2024

The world is still trying to understand what happened last night in France. Panos Theodoropoulos writes a preliminary reflection on what yesterday's election results mean for antifascist resistance and the wider struggle against neoliberalism.

An attempt to make sense of yesterday. If you have comrades in France who would like to write and inform us what the f**...
08/07/2024

An attempt to make sense of yesterday. If you have comrades in France who would like to write and inform us what the f**k is going on, please tell them to contact Interregnum

The world is still trying to understand what happened last night in France. Panos Theodoropoulos writes a preliminary reflection on what yesterday's election results mean for antifascist resistance and the wider struggle against neoliberalism.

Sam Lawton-Westerland articulates the two routes that lie ahead for Labour in preventing a far-right takeover at the nex...
08/07/2024

Sam Lawton-Westerland articulates the two routes that lie ahead for Labour in preventing a far-right takeover at the next UK general election, and why Starmer will choose the stupid option.

Let's leave corporate social media. Find us on Mastodon.
13/06/2024

Let's leave corporate social media. Find us on Mastodon.

21/05/2024

Breaking the Borders Vol IV on the 22nd of June! Spread the word, bring your friends!

In both events we will be collecting donations for Palestine and for Interregnum, to allow us to keep on doing the work that we do.

Interregnum is a radical platform run by activist reporters, researchers and writers. We combine culture and critical thought to imagine alternative futures.

NEW ARTICLE!Siraj Izhar explores the colonial imagination that drives the genocide in Gaza, and what underlies our diffi...
13/05/2024

NEW ARTICLE!

Siraj Izhar explores the colonial imagination that drives the genocide in Gaza, and what underlies our difficulties of confronting it.

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Def Ill is a fixture in the Austrian rap scene. Alongside being one of the fastest choppers in the world, he is also a v...
28/04/2024

Def Ill is a fixture in the Austrian rap scene. Alongside being one of the fastest choppers in the world, he is also a visual artist and an activist. Earlier this year Interregnum caught up with him to talk about his new record, ‘Side Two’, his influences, conspiracy myths, and the origins of hip hop.

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Don't let the wolf in the door: Electoral politics and fascism.LINK IN COMMENTS
08/04/2024

Don't let the wolf in the door: Electoral politics and fascism.

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Support the 1in12!
30/03/2024

Support the 1in12!

Weʼre raising money to refurbish The 1 in 12 Club. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

NEW ARTICLEAs the world is focused on the atrocities being enacted in Gaza, activists are blowing the whistle in Masafer...
26/03/2024

NEW ARTICLE

As the world is focused on the atrocities being enacted in Gaza, activists are blowing the whistle in Masafer Yatta. R.L. Elson shares reports from comrades on the ground.

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About Us

Interregnum is an independent radical collective based in Glasgow. We reject all forms of class, race, gender, age, sexual, religious, and ethnic oppression. We reject the split between ‘intellectuals’ and ‘common people’ and encourage all who participate in the front-lines of the various raging social struggles to contribute to this blog. This space will host:

-Accurate and well-researched news coverage; -Militant writings and perspectives on social issues; -Anything that contributes to the creation of a radical and creative imaginary, such as music, movies, art, etc.; -Activist call-outs, petitions, and other forms of practical solidarity to ongoing social struggles.

‘Interregnum’ refers to an interim state in which the current social system is unable to create the consent required to guarantee its longevity, and yet its alternative is still not strong enough to replace it. It is in these moments that history can go two ways, and as fascism is on the rise, so are radical new grass-roots perspectives that focus on social liberation. Our aim is to provide, alongside existing valuable initiatives, a further autonomous platform for the dissemination of our ideas and the forging of solidarities between a variety of struggles, both local and global. We strive to imagine new, liberated ways of coexisting, grounded in our deep belief that collaboration is always superior to competition. We hope that this blog is a small step towards our much larger collective project.

The Interregnum collective currently focuses more on issues relating to the political and social circumstances in Scotland and Greece. However we are in full solidarity with movements from all around the world, and encourage submissions from everywhere. We are also open to publishing in other languages.