Run, comrade, run, the old political world is behind you! The man who was at the forefront of May 1968 and the invention of a new society signs this brief testament about the party burdens - about the bankruptcy of parties and their blindness.

After fifty years in politics, Daniel Cohn-Bendit decided to 'retire.' And in this short booklet, 'Dany the Terrible' describes his journey from anarchism to ecology, arguing for the abolishment of parties and their replacement with movements and communities.

Daniel Cohn-Bendit argues that parties and their ideas are hermetically closed structures that belong to an old world that is already behind us; and that we must realize that reforms will not arise from the personalities or institutions of the old world.

Once again, Cohn-Bendit expands the realm of possibilities while remaining true, in his own way, to the 'libertarian line.'

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]