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  • A More Dangerous World: The Nuclear Arms Race, the INF Treaty and Canada Socialist Project Steering Committee | March 7, 2019

    On October 20, 2018, President Donald Trump announced that the United States would withdraw from the bilateral Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) with Russia. The INF was signed by former U.S. President Ronald Reagan and former USSR President Mikhail Gorbachev in December 1987. Keep reading »

  • Benjamin Netanyahu’s Other Charges: Crimes Against Humanity in Gaza Chiara Cruciati | March 6, 2019

    Benjamin Netanyahu’s bad day Thursday got off to the worst possible start: before the Israeli general prosecutor Avichai Mandelblit officially called for the indictment of the Israeli Prime Minister for … Keep reading »

  • Trudeau Doctrine Yves Engler | March 5, 2019

    Many Canadians are familiar with the Monroe Doctrine. First issued in 1823, it warned European powers against renewed colonization of the Western Hemisphere. Presented as anti-imperialist, the Monroe Doctrine was … Keep reading »

  • For a Fighting Ecological Trade-Unionism Daniel Tanuro | March 4, 2019

    How can we reconcile social struggle and environmental struggle? This question poses problems for trade unionists. To avoid a climate catastrophe, it would be necessary to reduce economic activity, to suppress useless or harmful production, to give up a substantial part of the means of transport. Keep reading »

  • The Machinery of Images and the (Post-)Modern War Ayyaz Mallick | March 3, 2019

    On 14 February, 20-year-old Adil Ahmed Dar rammed a vehicle fill of explosives into a bus full of reserve police force personnel in Indian Occupied Kashmir. The attack killed over … Keep reading »

  • The War on AMLO Kurt Hackbarth and Colin Mooers | March 1, 2019

    The Mexican and international right are united in their efforts to delegitimatize the AMLO presidency. Keep reading »

  • Opportunities for the Montreal Urban Left Matthew Brett | February 28, 2019

    Opportunities exist for an organized urban left one year into the Projet Montréal administration’s mandate. That was the key message of a recent event organized by the Montreal Urban Left, … Keep reading »

  • An Inevitable Division: The Politics and Consequences of the Labour Split Jeremy Gilbert | February 27, 2019

    It’s the changing nature of class and capital that’s caused this split – and should shape the Left’s response to it. But discussing class meaningfully is the last media taboo. Keep reading »

  • The Left and the U.S. Democratic Party w/ Adam Hilton Adam Hilton | February 26, 2019

    Interview with Adam Hilton about the openings and obstacles for the left in engaging the terrain of the Democratic Party to advance a progressive agenda and embed a socialist movement in American politics. Listen to audio »

  • Uber-Capitalism: Platform Mobility/Mobilizing Workers

    After launching almost a decade ago, the transportation network corporations Uber and Lyft rapidly expanded their operations into cities around the world, disrupting taxi unions, degrading labour rights and diminishing public transit ridership. In this session of The Capitalism Workshop, Bronwyn Frey examines some of the worker organizational strategies emerging within Indonesia’s vast informal transportation sector.

  • Trudeau and SNC-Lavalin: Of Hosts and Parasites Harry Glasbeek | February 25, 2019

    Every now and again the sophisticated web of myths and fantasies that hides the brutality and ugliness of capitalism is ripped away by sleazy and rapacious actors. 1. Trudeau We … Keep reading »

  • Their Internationalism and Ours Paul O’Connell | February 24, 2019

    Dr. Paul O’Connell puts forward a vision of socialist internationalism that begins with the assertion and restoration of democracy and working-class power at a national level. Keep reading »

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