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Harbinger is a rarely-released philosophy newspaper published by the CrimethInc. ex-Workers' Collective. Considered the "communiqué"[1] of the CrimethInc. Underground, its articles explore the collective's critical views of capitalism, work ethic, politics, and modern society as it is and has been for much of the current era. Though CrimethInc. has identified itself as an anarchist collective, they rarely mention anarchism on the pages of Harbinger. This may reflect the groups fear of becoming ideologist, although in many ways Harbinger preludes their anarchist outreach project, Fighting For Our Lives. Articles from the first two issues appeared in CrimethInc.'s Days of War, Nights of Love.
[edit] Production
Originally, Harbinger featured a removable advertising supplement which apparently paid for the production and distribution costs. CrimethInc. announced on their website that they had resolved to remove the removable supplement permanently, choosing to pay for the project with donations and the profits from their other published works.
[edit] Distribution
Like many of their projects, Harbinger is offered free of charge individually or in bulk quantities. Harbinger has been published in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, and distributed across North America, South America, and Europe.
Quantities
- Issue 1 : 10,000
- Issue 2 : 20,000
- Issue 3 : 25,000 and 10,000.
- Issue 4 : 100,000
- Issue 5 : 50,000
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