Author Bios

Michael Hardt is a political philosopher best known as co-author, with Antonio Negri, of the influential trilogy Empire (Harvard, 2000), Multitude (Penguin, 2004), and Commonwealth (Harvard, 2009). Hardt and Negri's new book, Assembly, will be published in …

Sandro Mezzadra teaches political theory at the University of Bologna. He is one of the founders of Euronomade and has published widely on the areas of migration, postcolonial theory, …

Anna Pratt is a digital editor at PRI (Public Radio International) in Minneapolis, Minn. As a freelance reporter, she has covered a wide variety of local and national topics. …

Priscila Mojica Rodriguez is the founder of Latina Rebels.

Jeff Hauser runs the Revolving Door Project, an effort to increase scrutiny on executive branch appointments and ensure that political appointees are focused on serving the public interest, rather …

Elizabeth Allen is associate professor of English, University of California, Irvine. Allen is working on a book called Uncertain Refuge: Ideas of Sanctuary in the Literature of Medieval England. …

Kayla DeVault is an Anishinaabe and enrolled Shawnee, living on the Navajo reservation. She currently works for the Navajo Nation Division of Transportation as a project civil engineer while studying …

Charlotte Cuthbertson is a contributor to Epoch Times.

Ryan Chikaraishi lives and works at the New York Public Library, and Ryan received a masters degree in history from City College. Some of Ryan's interests include mass incarceration, …

Alice Adder's main areas of interest are the privatization of security, the military-industrial complex, expansion of the surveillance state and the militarization of police departments. Follow Alice on Twitter.