Michael Hardt, Author, Antonio Negri, Author . Penguin Press $27.95 (427p) ISBN 978-1-59420-024-3
Empire
(2000)—the surprise hit that made its term for U.S global hegemony stick and presciently set the agenda for post–9/11 political theory on the left—was written by this same somewhat unlikely duo: Hardt, an American political
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Antonio Negri. Semiotext(e) (MIT, dist.), $16.95 (264 p) ISBN 978-1-58435-121-4
In this collection, Negri, a dyed-in-the-wool Marxist and eminent political philosopher, imparts penetrating analyses and reflections on the changing economic and political landscape. Although Negri penned these essays nearly two decades ago, the...
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Antonio Negri, trans. from the Italian by Arianna Bove. Columbia Univ., (368p) $35 ISBN 978-0-231-14682-1
These lessons on Lenin by Negri (Empire, with Michael Hardt) are taken from lectures that the Italian Marxist philosopher gave in the 1970s; they focus on Leninism, rather than on Lenin himself, taking issues raised by socialist debates in pre-revolu
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Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri. Oxford Univ., $27.95 (336p) ISBN 978-0-19-067796-1
Political theorists Hardt and Negri (Declaration) return with their latest installment in a series reimagining Marxism for the present. In this hopeful study, they extend their concept of the multitude (a nonhegemonic group of people) in order to...
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