Pirate Care :
Acts Against the Criminalization of Solidarity

Valeria Graziano & Marcell Mars & Tomislav Medak

Pluto Press

2025

Language: English

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Editeur Google Books ISBN pirate.care

@Archéologie_Médias

Disease & Health Issues Feminism & Feminist Theory General Health Care Health Care Delivery Intellectual Property Law Medical Political Advocacy Political Process Political Science Public Health Public Policy Social Science

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Links :
↳ https://dn.vincent-bonnefille.fr/a/bibliotheques/Références

Via : 
- Monoskop
↳ https://monoskop.org/Shadow_libraries
- SHADOW LIBRARIES: DISOBEDIENT CARE AND KNOWLEDGE COMMONS – Kırık
↳ https://kirik.online/en/shadow-libraries-disobedient-care-and-knowledge-commons/
- Marcel Mars – creating commons
↳ https://creatingcommons.zhdk.ch/tag/marcel-mars/index.html


In many places worldwide, the freedom to care for one another is under attack by the powerful, and acts of solidarity are being made illegal. In a moment of struggle defined by the rollback of social welfare programs, the criminalization of migration, and the right-wing clampdown on bodily autonomy, radical networks of care are fighting back. From volunteer rescue boats in the Mediterranean to underground labs for preparing gender-affirming hormones, from the sharing of copyrighted health knowledge to the provision of abortion and contraception, people are reclaiming the means to care for one another in defiance of a system that devalues and exploits the labor of care. Against atomized despair, Pirate Care shows that fighting back isn't only about legal and legislative changes, but also about organizing, direct action, and disobedient care.