Traumas of Dispossession
We’re living through another crisis of American family farming. But don’t expect a rural revolt any time soon.
The Empire and the Election
Whatever the outcome of today’s Venezuelan election, the US has neither the right nor the moral standing to intervene.
Shock Therapy or Sanctions
In today’s election Venezuela’s opposition offers only two paths: further strangling of the economy or dire shock therapy.
The United States vs Democracy
Trump’s policy towards Venezuela has become increasingly aggressive in the run-up to tomorrow’s elections.
It Just Won’t Die
The British monarchy’s stubborn hold has turned the country into a historical theme park.
Issue No. 28 Out Now!
- Issue No. 28
- Winter 2018
The Health of Nations
In This Issue
Summoning the Future
The story of the British National Health Service, one of the twentieth century’s great working-class achievements.
Bernie Sanders Has a Message
And the message is good.
Everything You Need to Know About the Turkish Elections
Turkey is headed for snap elections — and Erdoğan’s continued quest for dominance is again on the line.
Caution on “Lexit”
Critics are right to question Remainers’ scare tactics. But the case for a progressive Brexit still hasn’t been made.
The Shocking Truth About Russia’s Troll Campaign
The Russian Facebook ads that destroyed American democracy have now been released. Try not to laugh — it’s serious business.
Striking Big Brown
UPS might be the next target of the national strike wave — but under very unusual circumstances.
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Africa* Is a Country
*Not the continent with 54 countries
“I love Africa Is a Country, because it is basically the inside of my head.”
— Teju Cole
Socialism and Black Oppression
Though not unblemished, socialists in the United States have a record in confronting black oppression that is unmatched by other political traditions.
Barricading the University
French students face a critical juncture in their fight against Emmanuel Macron. But the movement’s real strength may lie outside the campus.
In Colombia, the Center Isn’t Holding
With elections weeks away, Colombian politics are polarizing and the country’s historic peace agreement is at risk.
Gentrifying the Los Angeles River
Once marginalized by the city’s elite, LA’s riverside neighborhoods are now facing revitalization — and displacement.
Seventy Years Since the Nakba
Despite Israel’s best efforts, the Palestinians have not disappeared.