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EDIT: Misnumbered because superfluous links were deleted & I'm lazy.
1. backpacking as travel on wikipedia
2. long-term travel/ working holiday
a. vagabonding
b. perpetual travel
c. overseas working holidays
d. working nomad
e. transitions abroad
f. work abroad
g. interexchange
h. travel-to-teach
3. ethical travel
4. first time backpacker
8. backpacking misc.
a. thebackpacker
9. travelling light
11. volunteering on a kibbutz
13. squatting on wikipedia
a. list of squats
14. give-away shops on wikipedia
15. social-centres on wikipedia
a. rampART social centre
b. social centres in Rome
17. squat the world @ squat.net
18. survival without rent
19. situationist international library
a. situationism in a nutshell
21. squatting as human rights, direct action, & justified theft
22. kill capitalism before it kills you @ infoshop
a. anarchist networker
23. crimethinc
27. anarchism portal @ wikipedia
29. DIY culture @ wikipedia
33. autonomism @ wikipedia
34. alternative society @ wikipedia
35. libertarian socialism @ wikipedia
36. raoul vaneigem, who said: "people who talk about revolution & class struggle without referring explicitly to everyday life, without understanding what is subversive about love and what is positive in the refusal of constraints, such people have a corpse in their mouth."
a. a warning to students of all ages
b. the revolution of everyday life
37. Ontario Coalition Against Poverty
39. infoshops @ wikipedia
40. howard zinn @ wikipedia
42. north american students of co-operation
43. kerala. because i like the idea of it.
44. global ecovillage network
45. eco-anarchism @ wikipedia
46. revolutionary self-theory
47. libcom.org/library
48. lucy parson's center: an infoshop/anarchist reading room in south boston
49. infoshop network
50. digihitch
51. "America touts itself as the land of the free, but the number one freedom that you and I have is the freedom to enter into a subservient role in the workplace. Once you exercise this freedom you've lost all control over what you do, what is produced, and how it is produced. And in the end, the product doesn't belong to you. The only way you can avoid bosses and jobs is if you don't care about making a living. Which leads to the second freedom: the freedom to starve." -- Tom Morello
52. overcoming consumerism
53. survivaliq
54. the military's survival manual
55. foraging plants
56. a buncha cool eco-things
57. outdoor survival @ wikibooks
58. survival skills @ wikipedia
59. bad corporations.
60. "the brutality of america raises mad dogs that once were beautiful children."
61. smart, fearless journalism @ mother jones
62. REPOhistory investigates and recontextualizes historical representation through site-specific public artwork
63. greenshift @ coopamerica
a. responsible shopping
b. like yellow, but green
64. 50 ways to challenge over-commercialism
65. does advertising limit your freedom?
66. the culture jammer's encyclopedia @ sniggle.net
67. the california dept. of corrections is a private correctional facility that protects the public through the secure management, discipline, and rehabilitation of california's advertising
69. a user's guide to detournement
70. little blue light
71. The Baffler
72. hobo travel guide
73. why work?
a. creating livable alternatives to wage-slavery
b. an idler's life
c. stop working
d. arbeit macht frei (think: work will make you free: sign over entrance to auschwitz)
e. aphorisms against work
f. the abolition of work
74. love & treason
75. anarchist youth
76. this magazine: the rebel sell
77. lies my teacher told me
78. village voice
79. ak press: a worker run book publisher and distributor organized around anarchist principles.
a. their links to infoshops, periodicals, libraries, groups, friends, etc.
80. common ground relief
81. bike travel
a. camping & touring
b. america at 10 mph
c. travel to the horizon
82. institute of anarchist studies
83. industrial workers of the world
84. shoes for humanity
85. food not bombs
86. advice on the practice of ahimsa
87. brahma-viharas
88. paramita
89. z-mag stuff
a. lifestyle anarchy
b. znet
90. the student underground
91. philosphy of language @ wikipedia
92. eastern philosophy @ wikipedia
93. spinoza's ethics
94. some schopenhauer
95. l'art pour l'art @ wikipedia
96. symbolism @ wikipedia
97. bhopal disaster @ wikipedia
98. bad subjects
99. betrayed politcs
100. the international noise conspiracy link directory
103. anxiety culture
104. affluenza
105. new road map
106. free culture
107. on the poverty of student life
108. voltairine de cleyre
109. the kalama sutta
110. zen anarchists
111. tropic of cancer
112. the nihilist movement of russia
113.
1. backpacking as travel on wikipedia
2. long-term travel/ working holiday
a. vagabonding
b. perpetual travel
c. overseas working holidays
d. working nomad
e. transitions abroad
f. work abroad
g. interexchange
h. travel-to-teach
3. ethical travel
4. first time backpacker
8. backpacking misc.
a. thebackpacker
9. travelling light
11. volunteering on a kibbutz
13. squatting on wikipedia
a. list of squats
14. give-away shops on wikipedia
15. social-centres on wikipedia
a. rampART social centre
b. social centres in Rome
17. squat the world @ squat.net
18. survival without rent
19. situationist international library
a. situationism in a nutshell
21. squatting as human rights, direct action, & justified theft
22. kill capitalism before it kills you @ infoshop
a. anarchist networker
23. crimethinc
27. anarchism portal @ wikipedia
29. DIY culture @ wikipedia
33. autonomism @ wikipedia
34. alternative society @ wikipedia
35. libertarian socialism @ wikipedia
36. raoul vaneigem, who said: "people who talk about revolution & class struggle without referring explicitly to everyday life, without understanding what is subversive about love and what is positive in the refusal of constraints, such people have a corpse in their mouth."
a. a warning to students of all ages
b. the revolution of everyday life
37. Ontario Coalition Against Poverty
39. infoshops @ wikipedia
40. howard zinn @ wikipedia
42. north american students of co-operation
43. kerala. because i like the idea of it.
44. global ecovillage network
45. eco-anarchism @ wikipedia
46. revolutionary self-theory
47. libcom.org/library
48. lucy parson's center: an infoshop/anarchist reading room in south boston
49. infoshop network
50. digihitch
51. "America touts itself as the land of the free, but the number one freedom that you and I have is the freedom to enter into a subservient role in the workplace. Once you exercise this freedom you've lost all control over what you do, what is produced, and how it is produced. And in the end, the product doesn't belong to you. The only way you can avoid bosses and jobs is if you don't care about making a living. Which leads to the second freedom: the freedom to starve." -- Tom Morello
52. overcoming consumerism
53. survivaliq
54. the military's survival manual
55. foraging plants
56. a buncha cool eco-things
57. outdoor survival @ wikibooks
58. survival skills @ wikipedia
59. bad corporations.
60. "the brutality of america raises mad dogs that once were beautiful children."
61. smart, fearless journalism @ mother jones
62. REPOhistory investigates and recontextualizes historical representation through site-specific public artwork
63. greenshift @ coopamerica
a. responsible shopping
b. like yellow, but green
64. 50 ways to challenge over-commercialism
65. does advertising limit your freedom?
66. the culture jammer's encyclopedia @ sniggle.net
67. the california dept. of corrections is a private correctional facility that protects the public through the secure management, discipline, and rehabilitation of california's advertising
69. a user's guide to detournement
70. little blue light
71. The Baffler
72. hobo travel guide
73. why work?
a. creating livable alternatives to wage-slavery
b. an idler's life
c. stop working
d. arbeit macht frei (think: work will make you free: sign over entrance to auschwitz)
e. aphorisms against work
f. the abolition of work
74. love & treason
75. anarchist youth
76. this magazine: the rebel sell
77. lies my teacher told me
78. village voice
79. ak press: a worker run book publisher and distributor organized around anarchist principles.
a. their links to infoshops, periodicals, libraries, groups, friends, etc.
80. common ground relief
81. bike travel
a. camping & touring
b. america at 10 mph
c. travel to the horizon
82. institute of anarchist studies
83. industrial workers of the world
84. shoes for humanity
85. food not bombs
86. advice on the practice of ahimsa
87. brahma-viharas
88. paramita
89. z-mag stuff
a. lifestyle anarchy
b. znet
90. the student underground
91. philosphy of language @ wikipedia
92. eastern philosophy @ wikipedia
93. spinoza's ethics
94. some schopenhauer
95. l'art pour l'art @ wikipedia
96. symbolism @ wikipedia
97. bhopal disaster @ wikipedia
98. bad subjects
99. betrayed politcs
100. the international noise conspiracy link directory
103. anxiety culture
104. affluenza
105. new road map
106. free culture
107. on the poverty of student life
108. voltairine de cleyre
109. the kalama sutta
110. zen anarchists
111. tropic of cancer
112. the nihilist movement of russia
113.