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  • Confronting Injustice, Choosing Social Activism Umair Muhammad | April 18, 2016

    Bold and imaginative activism is difficult to find precisely at a time when we need it most. However, it is not the case that activism in general is in short … Keep reading »

  • After the Sands Gordon Laxer | April 17, 2016

    Energy and Ecological Security for Canadians Toronto — 7 April 2016. View on www.slideshare.net The Paris climate accords were strong on aspirations to keep the world below 2C temperature rise … Watch video »

  • What Did Quebec Public-Sector Unions Achieve? Ashley Smith | April 15, 2016

    After a wave of protests and job actions that culminated in Quebec’s largest general strike in decades last December, public-sector unions have agreed to a series of contracts with disappointing … Keep reading »

  • What Die Linke Should Do Bernd Riexinger | April 14, 2016

    The March 13 regional election results were a bitter setback for Die Linke and everyone fighting for social justice and democracy in Germany. The results of the parliamentary elections in … Keep reading »

  • Neoliberalism’s World of Corruption Phil Hearse | April 12, 2016

    The Panama Papers’ revelations about the rich and powerful hiding untold billions in ‘offshore’ tax havens may be shocking, but it’s hardly a surprise to anyone who knows the first … Keep reading »

  • The BRICS: An Anti-Capitalist Critique Patrick Bond, Leo Panitch and Judith Marshall | April 10, 2016

    Toronto — 31 March 2016. The relative economic decline of the United States, Europe and Japan is often linked to the rise of an ‘emerging’ bloc comprising Brazil, Russia, India, … Watch video »

  • The Roots and Contours of Worker Rebellion in a Changing China Herman Rosenfeld | April 8, 2016

    It is impossible to ignore the large and growing wave of worker strikes and protests now rocking China. Just last year there were over 2700 actions, double the numbers of … Keep reading »

  • Brewing the Right Cup of Coffee Gavin Fridell | April 7, 2016

    Gavin Fridell interviewed by Arturo Ezquerro-Cañete Coffee is one of the most valuable commodities exported by the global South (seconded only by oil and illegal drugs), generating billions of dollars … Keep reading »

  • The Case Against Bombing ISIS Greg Shupak | April 4, 2016

    When ISIS claimed responsibility for the horrendous attacks in Brussels last week, U.S. President Barack Obama was unequivocal: the U.S. and its allies, he said, “can and will defeat those … Keep reading »

  • Methodology for a New Politics | April 3, 2016

    Changing the ‘Operating System’ of the Left after the Greek experience of 2015 Toronto — 24 March 2016. View on www.slideshare.net The Greek case leaves no doubt about Europe’s present … Watch video »

  • Looking the Basic Income Gift Horse in the Mouth John Clarke | April 1, 2016

    Both the Trudeau Liberals in Ottawa and the Wynne Government at Queen’s Park in Toronto have been making noises of late on the subject of Basic Income. The last Ontario … Keep reading »

  • Ontario Government Program Spending is far Lower than the Rest of Canada Doug Allan | March 30, 2016

    The Ontario government spent 1.6 per cent less of provincial Gross Domestic Product (GDP) compared to the other provinces in 2010-11. With sharp cutbacks in Ontario, that gap had increased … Keep reading »

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