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The Precarious Migrant Worker: Around the World

A collection of talks, media appearances and articles by Interregnum's Panos Theodoropoulos that relate to the publication of The Precarious Migrant Worker: The Socialization of Precarity (Polity Press, 2025).

Calling In and Out: Radical Gatherings

Calling In and Out: Radical Gatherings

Interregnum has compiled a list of radical events taking place around the world this year. Contact us to get your gathering listed.

Abstract black and red-brown paint splashes. They almost appear insect-like.

Eleven Theses on Technological Hype as Capital

Hype is a kind of currency in the tech world, and when so much of the market for innovation depends on speculation, all kinds of monsters appear. Vassilis Galanos theorises this hype as a form of capital.

That's a Wrap on Art and Poetry Month

That's a Wrap on Art and Poetry Month

As July begins, we reflect on the works highlighted during the past month of Art and Poetry. Read on for more exciting updates from Interregnum.

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At Least We Still Have Us

In our final piece for art and poetry month, Christopher Hütmannsberger reflects on love friendship, solidarity and hope for the future.

Artwork by Nasra Hussen

Sanguine

Fawzi Asraf offers a poem tenderly negotiating desperation, desire and despair.

wild flowers growing around a scrapped car

Defunct

Graeme Eddolls contemplates hope, struggle and reinvention in the face of structural oppression. 'Those doves will fly again'.

a stylised face made up of swirls of silver and mostly gold. one eye closed, one opened.

Headlining Bystander

Cee Smith offers a poem on bravery, pain and facing things head on. A humble reflection on interactions with those fighting for Palestine against the genocide.

In Greek mythology, Peristera is a nymph who transformed into a dove. Artwork by Vassilis Galanos.

Peristerra Inbetweencognita

Vassilis Galanos offers a Joycian poem, which plays complexly with language and its limits: 'all sound is loanlanguage surmounded by silonce'.

A white wall

Whites

Jed Forward reflects poignantly on whiteness, history and human agency.

A Theory of Thunder

A Theory of Thunder

Iona Soper contributes a powerful poem which remembers their time in a Scottish delegation to Rojava.

The Unfurling of the Flag of the United States of America

In our first publication as part of Art & Poetry month, Sam Button offers a political poem reflecting on the contiguous tyranny of the new regime governing the United States of America.

Call for Contributors: June is Art and Poetry Month

Call for Contributors: June is Art and Poetry Month

Calling all artists and poets! Send us your pieces! June is all about creative expression.

A transgender pride flag flies over a rally to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in New York City on June 28, 2019.

Out of the Clinics, into the Streets!

Authors Ambrose McMonagle and Cassandra Lovelock reflect on the growing fervour of anti-trans rhetoric and the on-going failures of the political establishments through lived experiences, both personal and professional.