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.
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.
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.
