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Preuzmi Publikaciju (PDF) reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Prosvjednik stoji pred barikadom u plamenu za vrijeme demonstracija u Kairu 28. siječnja 2011. Policija i demonstranti vodili su bitke na ulicama Kaira u petak na četvrti dan nezapamćenih prosvjeda desetaka tisuća Egipćana koji su zahtijevali kraj vladavine predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka, koja je trajala trideset godina. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pristaša oporbe maše cipelom u znak nepoštovanja, nedugo nakon klanjanja molitve petkom na Trgu Tahrir u Kairu 4. veljače 2011. Desetci tisuća Egipćana klanjali su u petak na kairskom Trgu Tahrir (Trg oslobođenja) za kraj tridesetogodišnje vladavine predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka, u nadi da će im se pridružiti još milijun građana na dan koji su nazvali “Danom odstupanja.” reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Mubarakovi pristaše marširaju prema anti-vladinim prosvjednicima na Trgu Tahrir u Kairu 2. Veljače 2011. Protivnici i pristaše egipatskog predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka borili su se šakama, kamenjem i palicama u Kairu u srijedu u sukobu koji je, izgleda, bio pokušaj snaga vjernih egipatskom vođi da okončaju prosvjede kojima se zahtijeva njegova ostavka. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pristaše oporbe klanjaju molitvu petkom pokraj tenkova pred pedsjedničkom palačom u Kairu 11. veljače 2011. Razgnjevljeni odlučnošću predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka da ostane na vlasti, Egipćani marširaju u znak protesta pred njegovom palačom u Kairu, odbacujući jamstvo vojske za prijelaz na slobodne izbore ocjenivši taj korak nedovoljnim. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Žene prolaze pokraj pristaše opozicije koji drži prikaz egipatskog predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka s nacrtanom Davidovom zvijezdom, pred molitvu petkom na Trgu Tahrir u Kairu 4. veljače 2011. Desetci tisuća Egipćana klanjalii su u petak na kairskom Trgu Tahrir (Trg oslobođenja) za kraj tridesetogodišnje vladavine predsjednika Hosnija Mubaraka, u nadi da će im se pridružiti još milijun građana na dan koji su nazvali “Danom odstupanja.” reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Demonstrant, pristaša opozicije, baca kamen za vrijeme nemira s Mubarakovim pobornicima kraj Trga Tahrir u Kairu, 3. veljače 2011. Anti-vladini prosvjednici se sukobljavaju s Mubarakovim pobornicima u blizini glavnog kairskog trga u reprizi nasilja iz prethodne noći, kada je poginulo šestero i ranjeno više od 800 ljudi. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Anti-vladini prosvjednici na kairskom Trgu Tahrir mašu cipelama u nevjerici dok se predsjednik Hosni Mubarak obraća naciji 10. veljače 2011. Mubarak je izazvao bijes na ulicama Egipta u četvrtak, kada je rekao da će predati ovlasti svome zamjeniku, ali time i razočarao prosvjednike koji su očekivali konačno odstupanje s vlasti nakon dvotjednih nemira. “Odlazi! Odlazi!” skandirale su tisuće okupljenih na kairskom Trgu Tahrir, očekujući da će za vrijeme televizijskog prijenosa njihov zahtjev za krajem Mubarakove tridesetogodišnje autoritarne vladavine biti ispunjen. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pobunjenik drži zastavu Kraljevine Libije sjedeći u automobilu u Bin Jawadu 5. ožujka 2011. U tom malom gradu otprilike 160kn od Sirte, gdje su se okupljale pobunjeničke snage, ispaljivani su metci na bojne avione i helikoptere koji su pratili napredovanje konvoja do obalnog grada i nadlijetali ih. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Muškarac puca iz svoga pištolja u zrak kao znak slavlja s drugim ljudima u vojnom oklopnom vozilu u istočnolibijskom gradu Shahatu 24. veljače 2011. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Muškarac se igra sa svojim sinom ispred gra∫ta koji prikazuje libijskog vođu Moamera Gada∫ja u Bengaziju 26. veljače 2011. Svjetske sile namučile su se kako bi iznašle način da zaustave Gada∫ja uvrijeđanju vlastita naroda dok ustraje u ostanku na vlasti u Tripoliju, posljednjem velikom gradu u kojemu ustanak još nije uzeo maha. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pobunjenički borci skaču u zaklon od šrapnela za vrijeme teškog granatiranja kraj Bin Jawada od strane snaga lojalnih libijskom vođi Moameru Gada∫ju, 6. ožujka 2011. Pobunjenici u istočnoj Libiji preraspodijelili su snage u nedjelju i krenuli na Bin Jawad nakon što su Gada∫jeve snage dočekale u zasjedi pobunjeničke borce i izgnale ih iz grada ranije tog dana. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Ozlijeđen muškarac vrišti od boli za vrijeme bitke na cesti Ras Lanuf ∞ Bin Jiwad 8. ožujka 2011. Trupe, tenkovi i bojni avioni libijske vlade napali su pobunjenike na zapadnoj i istočnoj fronti u utorak, ustrajući u kampanji gušenja ustanka protiv Muammara Gada∫ja. Na istoku su, gdje je jedan pojas pod kontrolom pobunjenika, zračnim udarima bombardirane pobunjeničke pozicije iza linije bojišnice oko Ras Lanufa, grada nafte na mediteranskoj obali. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pobunjenički borci klanjaju molitvu prije bitke na cesti Ras Lanuf ∞ Bin Jawad, 9. ožujka 2011. Pobunjenički pokret u Bengaziju, njihovom istočnom libijskom stožeru izjavili su u srijedu da su se njihove snage povukle u teško osvojen Bin Jawad, iako su neki borci dodali da je sudbina toga grada još neizvjesna. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Pobunjenički borci uzvikuju nad vatrom u kojoj se pali odjeća vojnika vjernih libijskom vođi Moameru Gada∫ju, uz cestu Bengazi ∞ Ajdabiyah kraj Ajdabiyaha 25. ožujka 2011. Zapadnjački borbeni avioni napali su libijske kopnene snage na strateški važnom zapadu grada, nastavljajući tjedan dana dugu kampanju koja još nije uspjela zadati konačan udarac Gada∫jevim tenkovima i artiljeriji. reuters Goran Tomašević / Goran Tomašević Žena, pobornica pobunjeničkih boraca, pucanjem iz puške AK-47 reagira na vijest o povlačenju snaga libijskog vođe Moamera Gadda∫ja iz Bengazija 19. ožujka 2011. Glasnogovornik pobunjenika izjavio je u subotu da su anti-vladine trupe uspjele izgnati iz grada snage vjerne Moameru Gadda∫ju, koje su bile ušle u istočni dio Bengazija. Vozila koja pripadaju snagama vjernima libijskom vođi Moameru Gadda∫ju dignuta uzrakprizračnom napadusavezničkihsnaga,uzcestu Bengazi∞Ajdabiyah, kojapripadaju snagamavjernimalibijskom vođiMoameruGadda∫judignuta 20.ožujka2011. Vozila Goran Tomašević / reuters Zagreb, 2011. broj 19/20 cijena 200 kn UP&UNDERGROUND Subversive Film Festival: DEKOLONIZACIJA ∞ Nove emancipacijske borbe 07.05. ∞ 21.05.2011., kino Europa, kino Tuškanac issn 1322-5124 broj/number: 19/20 osnovan/established: 1995. za nakladnika/for the publisher: Nikola Devčić nakladnik/publisher: Bijeli Val, Ilica 203a, 10000 Zagreb, Hrvatska [email protected] glavni i odgovorni urednik/chief editor: Nikola Devčić urednici ovog izdanja/special issue editors: Srećko Horvat, Dora Baras suradnici u ovom broju/contributors to this issue: Samir Amin, Zygmunt Bauman, Terry Eagleton, Peter Hallward, David Harvey, Budimir Lončar, Tvrtko Jakovina, Istvan Meszaros, Antonio Negri, Prabhat Patnaik, Arundhati Roy, Tiqqun, Slavoj Žižek, Etami Borjan, Premendra Mazumder, Robert Stam, Miroljub Stojanović, Melita Zajc, David Tarandek, Vlasta Paulić, Sana Perić, Vesna Vuković, Milena Ostojić, Vedrana Bibić, Andrea Milat, Jelena Miloš, Đurđica Dragojević, Damira Šimac, Marko Smokvina fotogra∫ja/photo: Goran Tomašević (Reuters) lektura/proof-reading: Goran Pavlić grafički urednik/graphics: Ruta tisak/printed by: Kerschofset, Zagreb naklada/print run: 1000 Pisma i rukopise slati na adresu nakladnika. zahvale/acknowledgements: — Gradski ured za obrazovanje, kulturu i šport, Zagreb — Ministarstvo kulture Republike Hrvatske Goran Tomašević, rođen u Beogradu 1969. godine, počeo je raditi za Reuters kao fotograf slobodnjak 1992., — Turistička zajednica grada Zagreba za vrijeme bosansko-hrvatskog rata i političkih previranjanja koja su uslijedila na prostoru bivše Jugoslavije. — Hrvatski ∫lmski savez Od 1997. je pokrivao Kosovo i bio jedan od rijetkih novinara koji su ostali u Prištini za vrijeme NATO-ova — Hrvatski audiovizualni centar bombardiranja 1999. — Heinrich Böll Stiftung Bio je stacioniran u Bagdadu za vrijeme sukoba u Iraku, zatim u Jeruzalemu od 2001-2006., a trenutno radi — Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung kao fotograf u Egiptu. Od ostalih događaja koje je pratio ističu se predsjednički izbori u Demokratskoj Republici Kongo i u Pakistanu, potres u Kašmiru, izbori održani u Južnom Sudanu 2010., rudarenje u www.up-underground.com Mozambiku, Olimpijske igre u Sydneyju 2000., Svjetsko prvenstvo u nogometu u Njemačkoj 2006., kao i mnogi događaji vezani uz američke akcije u Iraku i Afganistanu. Goran je proglašen Reutersovim fotografom www.subversive∫lmfestival.com godine 2003. i 2005. te je autor Reutersove fotogra∫je godine za 2008. Osvojio je China International Press Photo Contest (CHIPP) za vijesti 2004. i nagradu ∞ The Best Of Photojournalism portrait koju dodjeljuje NPPA (National Press Photographers Association). Trostruki je dobitnik nagrade Yu press fotogra∫je. critical theory dossier 22 AmiN, SAmiR Budućnost “europskog projekta” 30 BaumAN, ZyGmUNt Ima li budućnost ljevicu? 40 BORjAN, EtAmi Etnografski ∫lm kao politički čin: imperativ ili utopija? 52 EaglEtON, tERRy Zašto je Marx bio u pravu 62 HAllwARD, PEtER Volja naroda Natuknice u smjeru dijalektičkog voluntarizma 76 HARvEy, DAviD Enigma kapitala 86 lONČAR, BUDimiR Mr. non-aligned i jugoslavenska politika nesvrstanosti 102 mAZUmDER, PREmENDRA Rasprava o utjecaju radikalnih pokreta na indijsku kinematogra∫ju 116 méSZáROS, iStváN Zadaci za budućnost 132 méSZáROS, iStváN Dijalektika strukture i povijesti 144 Negri, ANtONiO O biopolitičkom porijeklu 156 PAtNAik, PRABHAt
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