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Interregnum

Interregnum is a media collective dedicated to independently and internationally promoting the radical imagination.

The ‘War on Neds’ and contradiction: 1995–2008

The ‘War on Neds’ and contradiction: 1995–2008

Gavin Brewis traces the history of Scotland's 'War on Neds'. At the centre of a nation-wide moral panic targeting working class youth, Neds created a complex culture that was a direct response to material conditions of poverty, violence, and exclusion.

Cesspits of complicity: Russell Brand, the culture industry, and our ravenous addiction to trash

The feigned disgust of the British cultural ecosystem in response to the allegations against Brand is not only unconvincing; it also serves to mask a much more extensive state of exploitation and decay.

Spikey red abstract nodes

A decisive crossroads: The two fundamental possibilities in dealing with the developments and the spread of artificial intelligence

Patrick Derieg considers the future of AI. Will we allow big tech companies to solely own Al, or will we take collective ownership over these increasingly powerful technological tools?

'Let it be known that homosexuals are not cowards': The story of Willem Arondeus, queer antifascist

'Let it be known that homosexuals are not cowards': The story of Willem Arondeus, queer antifascist

Arondeus shows that the queer community is one of the strongest and the bravest, willing to fight back, risk everything and act in order to save lives from fascism. In the words of one of the queer antifascists currently fighting Daesh in Syria, 'These faggots fight fascists'.

Are you still Googling or are you looking for more? A call for anti-capitalist language use

Are you still Googling or are you looking for more? A call for anti-capitalist language use

As long as we are alone, individualised, and isolated, we cannot defend ourselves. Yet big tech companies are not without alternatives. Looking for these alternatives already begins in the way we speak about them.

Typewritten newsletter of the radical nurses group: KEEP WOMEN'S HEALTH IN WOMEN'S HANDS

Remembering the Radical Nurses Group

The Radical Nurses Group was established in the 80s and was active throughout that decade. As a small grassroots collective, they were able to form bonds of solidarity and support within their profession, taking a strongly political stance to work and the conditions it creates.

The importance of fat spaces: Report on the FAT Conference

The importance of fat spaces: Report on the FAT Conference

Despite increasing awareness of societal inequalities and the stigma that cultural and economic forces project onto our bodies, fatness still invokes a disgust response from a vast majority.