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  • The Russian Far Right Ben Neal | September 23, 2014

    The current crisis in Ukraine has, among other things, highlighted the issue of nationalism in the former Soviet republics, and in particular extreme right nationalism. The politics of the Euromaidan … Keep reading »

  • Teachers Teaching Teachers | September 21, 2014

    Toronto — 17 September 2014. Preparing for Tough Negotiations Moderated by Tim Heffernan. Q+A discussion with Helen Victoros and Jackson Potter, Staff Coordinator/Organizer with the Chicago Teachers’ Union (CTU) and member … Watch video »

  • We Need System Change to Stop Climate Change Chris Williams | September 18, 2014

    Viking I landed on Mars, the Ramones released their first album, the Soweto Uprising began in South Africa, North and South Vietnam reunified to become the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, … Keep reading »

  • National Liberation and Bolshevism Reexamined Eric Blanc | September 14, 2014

    A View from the Borderlands A view from the Czarist empire’s borderlands obliges us to rethink many long-held assumptions about the revolutions of 1905 and 1917, as well as the development … Keep reading »

  • Shifting Centres and Dead-Ends Ezgi Yildiz | September 12, 2014

    An Analysis of the Presidential Election in Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan became the first publicly elected President of Turkey in the history of the Republic, winning 52 per cent of the … Keep reading »

  • Ukraine Ceasefire: Underlying Political Conflicts Unresolved Roger Annis | September 10, 2014

    A ceasefire in the war in eastern Ukraine was announced in Minsk, Belarus on September 5. Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko made a simultaneous announcement in Wales where he was a … Keep reading »

  • Past and Present: Malcolm X in Ferguson Dimitris Fasfalis | September 9, 2014

    Protests, riots and police violence in Ferguson (a suburb of St. Louis), Missouri, last August have laid bare “America’s racial rift” says The Guardian Weekly.[1] Mainstream opinion-makers have tended to … Keep reading »

  • Déjà Vu in Edinburgh J. F. Conway | September 5, 2014

    “Should Scotland be an Independent Country?” — referendum question to be put to Scots on 18 September 2014. It was hard not to remember the 1995 Quebec sovereignty referendum as … Keep reading »

  • Real Democracy and the Capture of Institutions Mario Candeias | September 3, 2014

    The Dynamic Reorganization of the Spanish Left It is no longer enough to win over civil society, occupy public spaces, take to the streets, carry out symbolic actions, prevent evictions, or … Keep reading »

  • Working Class Politics After the NDP Sam Gindin and Michael Hurley | September 1, 2014

    Introduction: Crisis in Labour Politics The issue that we can’t ignore this Labour Day is the disorientation in our movement’s politics. List the issues working people are most concerned about today … Keep reading »

  • The U.S. Still Decides the Future of Capitalism Leo Panitch | August 31, 2014

    Not the G20, and Not the BRICS Nations International attention has been diverted away from this year’s G20 meetings in Australia by the declaration from the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, … Keep reading »

  • (part 2) South Africa and the Changing Politics of Labour Leonard Gentle | August 29, 2014

    Part 2: NUMSA and the Emergence of a New Movement NUMSA has always been the left critic within COSATU. Its roots lay in the traditions of independent socialism of FOSATU and … Keep reading »

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