When one thinks of revolution, images of fiery activists toppling statues spring to mind, as well as the Copernican revolution. However, according to David Graeber, this is nothing more than a myth. Even when a dictatorship falls, the physical world initially remains unchanged. Do revolutions also take place on the fringes? Do they remain hidden beneath the radar?
The space outside the law is proving to be fertile ground. What are the advantages of illegality? What can we learn from this case study about the major challenges of our century?
