A Call to the Army of Love and to the Army of Software

G.W. Lovink; Franco Berardi

A Call to the Army of Love and to the Army of Software

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A manifesto written by Geert Lovink and Franco Berardi in which they call for action against the influence of financial markets, which are destroying the foundations of social civilization.

Original language	English
Publisher	Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publication status	Published - 2011

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