Electronic Civil Disobedience
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"In the age of global, nomadic capital, the CAE attempts to lay the foundation for the growth of nomadic resistance. Utilizing the tools of its enemy, the CAE suggests that a new cultural and political resistance is possible. Fusing a situationist-influenced concept of contestational art, an understanding of the parallel nature of cultural and political action borrowed from Gramsci, and a hacker?s deep understanding of how new technology functions, ECD is a launch point for debating the nature of power and resistance in the information age."—From publisher.
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