FIFTH ESTATE Winter 2007 #3 Vol. 41  #374

*DAVID MEESTERS
    Letter from Appalachia: On Primitivism, Participation, and Tactical  Retreat
*CARA HOFFMAN
    The Food Court at Guantanamo: Philosophers Discover Thousands of Miles of Intellectual Dead Zones Caused by American Cultural Practices
*WILL WEIKART
    All Gods, All Masters: Immanence and Anarchy/Ontology
*MITZI WALTZ
    Making Room for Difference: An Anarchist Response to Disability
STEVPHEN SHUKAITIS
    Whose Precarity Is It Anyway?
*JACK BRATICH
    Becoming Seattle: The State of Activism and (Re)Activity of the State
*JEAN LEASON
    Music on the March: How Protest Learned to Dance
*H. READ
    Remaining ELF Defendants Plead Guilty But Refuse to Snitch *SÜREYYYA EVREN
    Twenty Years of the Black Flag in Turkey
*PETER KUPER
    Oaxaca Notebook
*SPENCER SUNSHINE
    Brad Will, 1970-2006
*ONTO
    Solidarity, Immigration and Border Regimes
*WALKER LANE
    Walker Lane Does the Dirty Deed Again! Voting.
*EL LIBERTARIO
    Venezuela Elections, 2006
*RAFAEL UZCATEGUI
    Depolarization and Autonomy: Challenges to Venezuela’s Social Movements After Chavez’s Election
*JIM FEAST
    Mass Media and the Crests of Human Destruction
*COOKIE ORLANDO
    Unlocking the Girl Lock: Gender Trouble at Burning Man
*SUNFROG
    Bindlestiff Family Cirkus: The First Ten Years (DVD review)
*ANU BONOBO
    Endgame by Derek Jensen (book review)
*JULIE HERRADA
    Sacco and Vanzetti (film review)