An Interview with Doug Henwood
I recently stumbled on an old interview with Doug Henwood (my first) that I conducted when I was in college.
Italian Lessons
On the Italian Communist Party and the path not taken between the horrors of state socialism and the bankruptcy of modern social democracy.
Like Mike?
Michael Harrington was wrong about a lot of things, but not quite in the way Joe Allen describes.
The Next Left
He wasn’t a household name, but for the last half of the 20th century Michael Harrington was the most prominent socialist in the United States.
Fellow Travelers
It’s an old adage of city life: commute home to masturbate, but don’t masturbate during the commute.
When Maggie Thatcher Dies
Margaret Thatcher’s legacy isn’t going anywhere.
Issue 10 Preview: “Assembly Required”
Our new issue is slightly delayed, but only for the best of reasons. We’re getting bigger and better.
House of Cards and the Liberal Imagination
The Netflix series’ cynicism shouldn’t be mistaken for considered political critique.
Hugo Lives
Chávez’s legacy will influence the region for years.
Out of the Desert
Our minds and emotions are conditioned by scarcity.
Bhaskar Sunkara
Bhaskar Sunkara is the founding editor of Jacobin and a senior editor at In These Times.