do they still read books at ecole normale superieure?

and mike davis who is early 2000s was writing about surplus population in relation to 19th and 20th century anticolonial struggles as well as hamas and hezbollah

phil neel here using concepts drawn from dependency theory (sub-imperialism) to fairly cogently makes the case for international hierarchy of states and at the same time, in the SAME interview, he dismisses imperialism as analytic framework. pure western chauvinism

here's mike davis on geography

the "new and surprising geographies of struggle" are not dissimilar to the interest of "old" third worldism which they now consider to be "campist"

unlike freddy perlman who more or less accuses sakai of being hitler