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  • The Academic Boycott of Israel Demands Freedom for All Faculty for Palestine | March 5, 2014

    Monday March 3rd marked the start of Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) 2014 on campuses across Canada. 2014 is an especially important year for IAW in Canada because it is an opportunity … Keep reading »

  • Building a United Front Against Neoliberalism Judith Marshall | March 4, 2014

    South African Metalworkers Change Course Watching the events to commemorate Nelson Mandela’s death was to watch history being re-written. Mandela the terrorist was forgotten. International leaders of every stripe struggled to … Keep reading »

  • Ukraine, Coup or Revolution? Richard Greeman | March 3, 2014

    The Ukraine is no longer ‘in flames.’ With the hurried flight of the detested Viktor Yanukovych, peace and order have descended on Kiev (except for some fistfights in the Parliament!) … Keep reading »

  • The Coup D’État in Haiti: Ten Years Later Melanie Newton | March 2, 2014

    Toronto — 24 February 2014. Canada was a party to the 2004 coup in Haiti against the democratically elected government of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Many of us are not aware … Watch video »

  • February Traumas Jeffery R. Webber and Susan Spronk | February 28, 2014

    The Third Insurrectionary Moment of the Venezuelan Right “Today the counter-revolutionary Right is reactivating itself,” according to long-time Venezuelan revolutionary Roland Denis, “taking advantage of the profound deterioration that this slow … Keep reading »

  • Time for Changes Esther Kuperman | February 26, 2014

    “Nothing should seem natural. Nothing should seem impossible to change.” — Bertolt Brecht. Brazil is not an easy country to understand. Over the past 20 years, despite the apparent changes … Keep reading »

  • A Revolution on the Periphery of Europe: Bosnia and Herzegovina on Fire Mate Kapović | February 25, 2014

    On 7 February, government buildings were on fire all over Bosnia and Herzegovina. The people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, silent for a long time, finally decided to speak their minds. … Keep reading »

  • The UAW at Volkswagen: Workers, Unions and the Left Sam Gindin | February 23, 2014

    For a number of reasons, U.S. unions are on the defensive – from concerted attacks by employers, the political and cultural effects of 30 years of neoliberalism as well as … Keep reading »

  • Brazil and Coercion Sabrina Fernandes | February 20, 2014

    One Step Further Into the Criminalization of the Radical Left If 2013 put popular protests back into the historical map of Brazil, 2014 is certainly prone to be even more essential … Keep reading »

  • The Contradictions of Localism Greg Sharzer and Jordy Cummings | February 17, 2014

    Jordy Cummings (JC): Your book is called No Local and it is an immanent critique of inward looking reactions to neoliberal capitalism. One poignant episode you recount surrounds urban agriculture, … Keep reading »

  • The Turkish Summer | February 16, 2014

    Toronto — 31 January 2014. Insights and Lessons from the Gezi Park Resistance The protests in Turkey from May 2013 began in opposition to development plans for Istanbul’s Taksim Square-Gezi Park. … Watch video »

  • “Manifestos and Reality” Irvin Jim | February 14, 2014

    A Presentation to the Cape Town Press Club by NUMSA General Secretary I speak to you today with a powerful and united mandate from 341,150 metalworkers. They made their views extremely … Keep reading »

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