<nettime> endo-colonisation; also Jamie King 'Sovereign and Multitude'

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From: lagadu <lagadu@altern.org>
Subject: endo-colonisation

Sorry to bother the list with a personnal message but cannot reach Armitage
through his adress.  I wanted to ask him where he took this quote from Virilio.
I'd like to developp that idea, and interview him .But I must re-read him first
;-)

Any other clue or quotation refering to endo-colonisation is welcome

Thanks

Christine

John Armitage wrote:

> Hi all, here's an interesting proposal from Atty. Gen. John Ashcroft:
> let's build camps for U.S. citizens he feels are "enemy combatants".
>
> Ashcroft's is of course a practical proposal for what Virilio calls
> "endo-colonization". 

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From: Jamie King <jamie@jamie.com>
Subject: Re: Jamie King: The European Social Forum: Sovereign and Multitude

hey nettimers

just a brief note to say that my article, title above, posted to the 
list by geert lovink a couple of days ago, was commissioned by Mute 
magazine <www.metamute.com>. since Mute paid for all the travel and a 
good deal of the research that went into this piece, I feel I should 
point this out. It wasn't made clear in the post to interactivist info 
exchange at which Geert found it, unfortunately!

cheers,

jamie

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jamie king

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