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Page Text: Wu Ming Foundation Issue 5: And Now for Something Completely Different? Issue 5 of Turbulence was published in December 2009. All articles can be read  here , or the entire magazine can be downloaded as a PDF  here . Copies of the magazine are still available. If you would like a copy, or can help distribute a bundle, get in touch with us at editors@turbulence.org.uk TRANSLATIONS of the Issue 5 editorial, ‘ Life in Limbo? ‘:  Danish (published by Modkraft.dk) |  Dutch (published by GlobalInfo.nl) |  German (published by analyse & kritik) | Spanish [ PDF ] (published by Herramienta and in our Spanish edition) | Turkish (published by Birikim) |  Portuguese (published by Lugar Comum) |  Swedish [ PDF ] (published by Brand) |  Italian (published by Loop) Further translations of numerous articles published in Issues 1-5 can now be found  here . ______________________________________ Our book, What Would it Mean to Win?, is out now Our book, What Would it Mean to Win?, published by  PM Press is out now! It contains all the articles from the now out-of-print  first issue of the magazine, our collective text Move into the Light? Postscript to a Turbulence 2007 , and a previously unpublished extended interview by PM Press author Sasha Lilly with Turbulence editors Michal Osterweil and Ben Trott. John Holloway has written a Foreword. More information about the contents and how to order a copy can be found here . . _________________________________ Salió la edición de Turbulence en lengua española Una edición especial Turbulence está disponible! La revista será repartida gratuitamente en la  Conferencia Mundial de los Pueblos sobre el Cambio Climático y los Derechos de la Madre Tierra in Cochabamba, Bolivia (Abril 19-22). Si vas a estar en la conferencia, sería genial que te llevaras algunas a repartir en tu parte del mundo. Para arreglar como recogerlas, escribenos:  editors@turbulence.org.uk Todos los artículos de esta edición se pueden descargar desde  aquí [ PDF ]. For English, click here . Who we are Turbulence is a journal/newspaper that we hope will become an ongoing space in which to think through, debate and articulate the political, social, economic and cultural theories of our movements, as well as the networks of diverse practices and alternatives that surround them. Read more here

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