the problem of political activism, in terms of people struggling “in-and-against” the system, as one of continuing to perpetuate capitalism through their commitment to abstract labour. He argues that from the Marxist stand-point of “two-fold nature of labour” or abstract labour and concrete labour, that anti-capitalist struggles should be about concrete doing against labour, and not a struggle of labour against capital. Influences on culture Music Composer Reynaldo Young acknowledges in the performance notes of his piece "ay'tik" that Change the World Without Taking Power is the "theoretical source which the strategic principles of this score came from." Both Holloway and the composer attended the world premiere of the piece, which took place on 26 July 2002 in Bretton Hall, West Yorkshire. Bibliography Books in English State and Capital: A Marxist Debate (1978), , ed. with Sol Picciotto Social Policy Harmonisation in the European Community (1981), Post-Fordism and Social Form: A Marxist Debate on the Post-Fordist State (1991), , ed. with Werner Bonefeld Global Capital, National State, and the Politics of Money (1995), , ed. with Werner Bonefeld Open Marxism: Emancipating Marx (1995), , ed. with Werner Bonefeld, Richard Gunn and Kosmas Psychopedis Zapatista!: Reinventing Revolution in Mexico (1998), , ed. with Eloína Peláez Change the World Without Taking Power (2002), Negativity and Revolution: Adorno and Political Activism (2008) , ed. with Fernando Matamoros & Sergio Tischler Crack Capitalism Pluto Press (2010) In, Against, and Beyond Capitalism: The San Francisco Lectures PM Press (2016) We are the Crisis of Capital: A John Holloway Reader (2018) Hope in Hopeless Times (2022) Chapters in English "The Grammar of Capital." In The Oxford Handbook of Karl Marx (2019). Online articles Going in the Wrong Direction or Mephistopheles: Not Saint Francis of Assisi Twelve Theses on Changing the World without taking Power The concept of power and the Zapatistas Dignity's revolt Change the World Without Taking Power, complete online text on Libcom.org Walking We Ask Questions, 2005 Against and Beyond the State The Politics of Dignity and the Politics of Poverty, 2010 References Further Reading Dinerstein, A., 2018. John Holloway: The theory of interstitial revolution. In The SAGE Handbook of Frankfurt School Critical Theory (pp. 533–549). Sage Publications. External links Official web site In Perspective: John Holloway by Paul Blackledge, International Socialism, 136 (2012) 1947 births Living people Autonomism Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Academics of the University of Edinburgh Irish anti-capitalists Irish