Miccia Mag is a digital magazine with a decolonial and intersectional approach. It tells stories that transcend the present, offering new perspectives, questions, possibilities and visions. Every voice offers a unique perspective. Every story offers a new way to view things. Miccia Mag activates your critical thinking to generate change.
Fakir and the State’s “Hunt for Foreigners”
From Abderrahim Fakir to Rachid Nachad, the rise of racism that has evolved from political rhetoric into law, security practices, and institutional impunity.
How AI Enables Fossil Fuel Expansion and Lock-In
AI Accelerates the Oil and Gas Industry’s Production, Exacerbates the Climate Crisis, and Strengthens Anti-Democratic Forces While Hiding Behind the Myth of Efficiency.
From failing factories to worker self-management
Stories of labor resistance in Italy and Greece.
Degrowth, a concrete alternative to a sick system
Nothing grows forever; how degrowth offers a real path, beyond utopia, to guarantee a fair and sustainable future outside capitalist logics.
Made in Italy for the Genocide Industry
Italy’s complicity with Zionism and the work of Palestinian Youth to expose It.
Arms Race: when War enters the factories
From metalworking plants to ammunition factories: the hidden consequences of Europe’s rearmament.
Collective Tsɨuni: truth and justice for Indigenous peoples in Peru
In Peru, the Tsɨuni Collective calls for a Truth Commission on the rubber era and fights for the reclamation of the historical memory of Indigenous peoples.
How the Fossil Fuel Industry Profits from War
Norway’s Oil Industry: Extractive Imperialism and the Myth of “Green” Oil.
Weapons to Israel: is Leonardo S.p.A. guilty of Genocide?
The Civil Lawsuit Against Leonardo S.p.A. and the Story of Hala Abulebdeh.
Neuronormativity and capitalism
Neuronormativity and capitalism: how normality was constructed to discipline bodies and minds and why neurodivergence is a political struggle.
The protests in Bologna’s Pilastro district
Eviction, repression and security used to cement dissent.
Plato in the Belly of the Beast
The Allegory of the Cave and Self-Justifying Imperialism.
A critical history of the origins of capitalism
A history of expropriation and climate crisis.
Can we make meditation a political tool?
We have in our hands a tool so powerful that it’s disorienting.
The aggression against Iran and the grammar of imperial domination
The attack on Iran reveals the imperial logic: sanctions, war, and the rhetoric of human rights as instruments of domination. An analysis of false anti-imperialism.
