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  • Part of the Union? Christina Delistathi | June 21, 2016

    What Should Socialists Argue in the EU Referendum? Can socialists take a principled position in relation to the UK’s European Union membership referendum on 23 June, or should we wish ‘a … Keep reading »

  • Public Exposures | June 19, 2016

    the art-activism of Condé and Beveridge Toronto — 28 May 2016. The Public Exposures symposium (May 27, 28, 29) brought together participants from diverse communities and working sectors – practicing artists, … Watch video »

  • The Resistible Rise of the Far Right in Europe Walter Baier | June 18, 2016

    The rise of the radical right in Europe raises many questions. The key here is the crisis of European democracies. To counteract this development, the Left is confronted with great … Keep reading »

  • The EU Referendum: The Case for a Socialist Yes Vote John Palmer | June 16, 2016

    What attitude should socialists take to the referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union (EU)? It is possible to trace the roots of the movement for European unity and … Keep reading »

  • Why Should Labour Support the Undemocratic European Union?: The Case to Leave Maurice Glasman | June 15, 2016

    The origins of the European Union (EU) are, in many ways, inspiring and almost miraculous. Co-operation in the iron and steel industries between France and West Germany was built on … Keep reading »

  • Climate Justice Transitions Jesse McLaren | June 14, 2016

    The devastating fires in Fort McMurray show the urgent need to transition to an economy that supports people and the planet, and this is part of a transition in climate … Keep reading »

  • The French Stand Up Richard Greeman | June 13, 2016

    “We’ve had enough” is the phrase on everyone’s lips as – against all expectations – the wave of strikes, blockades, disruptions and mass demonstrations begun on May 17th continues to … Keep reading »

  • The BJP and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy in India Raju Das and Ritika Shrimali | June 12, 2016

    Since the election of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in May 2014, there has been an unprecedented onslaught on workers’ rights along with a well-planned assault on democratic institutions, academic-cultural centres, intellectuals, left, progressive and secular groups, religious minorities, women and marginalized sections across India. Watch video »

  • Toronto Teach-In Poses Climate Justice Alternative John Riddell | June 8, 2016

    The People’s Climate Plan Teach-in, held in Toronto June 4, took great strides forward in presenting a forceful alternative to the inadequate and deceptive climate action proposals of Canada’s federal … Keep reading »

  • A Leap Toward Radical Politics? Socialist Project | June 7, 2016

    The Leap Manifesto is, in a way, Canada’s version of the burst of Left and socialist energies that have come with the Bernie Sanders campaign in the Democratic Party in … Keep reading »

  • Neoliberalism, Public Services and Labour in Toronto Carlo Fanelli | June 5, 2016

    City Manager Peter Wallace recently released a report on The City of Toronto’s Long-term Financial Direction. The analysis is the latest to reinforce what many earlier studies have long been … Keep reading »

  • Strong Headwinds Are Making France a Stormy Sea Léon Crémieux | June 2, 2016

    “The 49-3 is a brutality. The 49-3 is a denial of democracy.” Despite French President François Hollande’s opinions on this article of the French constitution in 2006, his government under … Keep reading »

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