Abstract
This Forum discusses John Holloway's Change the World Without Taking Power. Inspirational and provocative, the book is a call for emancipatory reflection and thus an important contribution to the politics of resistance of our times. Contributors to the Forum explore and engage passionately with the controversial arguments contained in the book, from ‘practical negativity’ and ‘anti-power’ as ways to radically trans-form the world, to the rejection of the state as a tool for revolutionary change. The authors, who include John Holloway himself, collectively push the discussion beyond their own limits, thus opening up an exciting polemic about the meaning of revolution today.
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