In Factories of Knowledge, Industries of Creativity Gerald Raunig composes a diagnosis of present times drawing a diagram of powers that combines at least three levels of analysis: the contemporary political and social movements from the coasts of the Mediterranean to the USA; a genealogy that shows the tendencies, the origins, and drifts in the fields of knowledge and cultural work; and finally, at the conceptual level, problems that have traverse political philosophy for decades, if not centuries, such as the question of the relationship of multitude and singularity or the radical critique of representation.

— Robert Nigro