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  • 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 »

  • Lessons from Richmond, California Sid Shniad | December 23, 2016

    Refinery Town: Big Oil, Big Money, and the Remaking of an American City by Steve Early. Beacon Press, Boston 2016. It seems that we are condemned to live in interesting … Keep reading »

  • War Culture, Militarism and Racist Violence Under Trump Henry A. Giroux | December 21, 2016

    When history repeats itself with a vengeance, it generally signals a crisis of memory, historical consciousness and civic literacy. The ghosts of the past disappear in a comforting somnolence and … Keep reading »

  • Paris in Transit: A Few Snapshots Stefan Kipfer | December 20, 2016

    In early December 2016, the Paris region suffered from the most intense bout of small particle pollution in a decade. Anticyclonic weather (cold air under a cover of hotter air … Keep reading »

  • Against Liberal Nostalgia Stephen Maher | December 19, 2016

    “Restore our democracy” has become a mantra among American progressives. Populist writers are desperately trying to shake people from their passivity amidst mounting political and ecological crisis. But in crafting … Keep reading »

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