WW archive > Issue 1094 - 18 February 2016
Robots and capitalism
Can new technology and artificial intelligence open up a new period of expansion for capital? Michael Roberts examines the possibilities and problems
Letters
Talent; Morons; Euro-democracy; Garbled guff; Undecided; Same here; Surreal NHS
Bakuninist hatchet job
Mike Macnair takes issue with Dave Douglass over the First International
The strange death of liberal media
The Independent is Britain’s first major print casualty of the digital age, and probably not the last, writes William Kane
Review: Just a writer of women’s fiction?
Rex Dunn reviews Rachel Cusk,'Outline', Vintage, 2014, pp249, £8.99
Drugs are not the problem
Prohibiting legal highs marks an escalation in the crazy ‘war on drugs’, says Eddie Ford
The global disorder of capital
Yassamine Mather introduces Alain Badiou’s Notre mal vient de bien loin