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  • Militant Hope in the Age of Trump Henry A. Giroux | January 13, 2017

    The United States stands at the endpoint of a long series of attacks on democracy, and the choices faced by the American public today point to the divide between those … Keep reading »

  • Electoral Reform and Labour Charles W. Smith | January 11, 2017

    Charles Smith interviewed by Rankandfile.ca The federal Liberal retreat from their big flashy promise of electoral reform has definitely killed the Trudeau honeymoon. Meanwhile, Prince Edward Islanders narrowly voted for electoral … Keep reading »

  • The Power of Deep Organizing Sam Gindin | January 9, 2017

    The profound defeat of the U.S. labour movement over the past three to four decades is usually measured by the loss of things that workers once took for granted like … Keep reading »

  • Labour Struggles in Palestine and International Solidarity Hassan Husseini, Mary-Jo Nadeau and Mike Palecek | January 8, 2017

    Toronto — 8 May 2016. The global labour movement has long criticized Israel for human and trade union rights violations and abuse of Palestinian workers, while workers in Palestine are … Watch video »

  • Brazil’s Neoliberal U-Turn: Wishful Thinking in the Face of Class Antagonism Franklin Serrano and L. E. Melin | January 6, 2017

    Since reaching its zenith in 2010, the Brazilian economy has suffered a remarkable reversal of fortune. Despite official protestations to the contrary, however, Brazil’s afflictions turned out to be of … Keep reading »

  • The Trump Way Leo Panitch and Arun Gupta | January 4, 2017

    Leo Panitch interviewed by Arun Gupta In the runup to November’s presidential election, commentators from across the political spectrum predicted a round defeat for Donald Trump, not least because of the … Keep reading »

  • Basic Income: Progressive Dreams Meet Neoliberal Realities John Clarke | January 2, 2017

    Up until now, the concept of Basic Income (BI) has enjoyed a greater history of being proposed than of being implemented. We may well b approaching a period, however, when … Keep reading »

  • Unions and Climate Change | January 1, 2017

    How do we build a trade union movement that promotes solutions to the climate crisis and responds to the attacks on workers’ rights and protections? The ecological and social implications … Watch video »

  • Debating Syria Productively David Bush | December 30, 2016

    The debate over Syria on the Left is toxic. I pulled together 13 points about the situation in Syria I hope can be useful in framing the discussion in a … Keep reading »

  • Syria and the Antiwar Movement Judith Deutsch | December 29, 2016

    The enormity, complexity and fall-out of the Syrian war calls for urgent attention. Current events in Aleppo bring to the fore the unreliability of information and dichotomous political positions that … Keep reading »

  • Sheikh Bedreddin: A Greco-Turkish Communist Internationalist Avant la Lettre Sungur Savran | December 26, 2016

    To draw the net from the water together while singing a song in unison, to forge together the iron fine like lace, to be able together to cultivate the land, … Keep reading »

  • Pray For the Dead | December 25, 2016

    A Musical Tale of Morgues, Moguls and Mutiny Pray for the Dead – A Musical Tale of Morgues, Moguls and Mutiny, a new play for and about workers and unions, is … Watch video »

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