Autorentext
Michael Hardt is Professor of Literature and Italian at Duke University. Antonio Negri was an independent researcher and writer. He was formerly a Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Paris and a Professor of Political Science at the University of Padua.

Klappentext
With Commonwealth, Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri conclude the trilogy begun with Empire and continued in Multitude, proposing an ethics of freedom for living in our common world and articulating a possible constitution for our common wealth.

Inhalt

• Preface: The Becoming-Prince of the Multitude Part 1. Republic (and the Multitude of the Poor) 1.1 Republic of Property 1.2 Productive Bodies 1.3 The Multitude of the Poor De Corpore 1: Biopolitics as Event Part 2. Modernity (and the Landscapes of Altermodernity) 2.1 Antimodernity as Resistance 2.2 Ambivalences of Modernity 2.3 Altermodernity De Homine 1: Biopolitical Reason Part 3. Capital (and the Struggles over Common Wealth) 3.1 Metamorphoses of the Composition of Capital 3.2 Class Struggle from Crisis to Exodus 3.3 Kairos of the Multitude De Singularitate 1: Of Love Possessed Intermezzo: A Force to Combat Evil Part 4. Empire Returns 4.1 Brief History of a Failed Coup d'Etat 4.2 After U.S. Hegemony 4.3 Genealogy of Rebellion De Corpore 2: Metropolis Part 5. Beyond Capital? 5.1 Terms of the Economic Transition 5.2 What Remains of Capitalism 5.3 Pre-shocks along the Fault Lines De Homine 2: Cross the Threshold! Part 6. Revolution 6.1 Revolutionary Parallelism 6.2 Insurrectional Intersections 6.3 Governing the Revolution De Singularitate 2: Instituting Happiness Notes Acknowledgments Index