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Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
To piece together what has been smashed
11 Dec 2014
Walter Benjamin Radio Benjamin Verso, 2014, pp389, £16.99
Reinvigorated spirit
27 Nov 2014
Russell Brand Revolution Century, 2014, pp384, £20
Coup that never was
13 Nov 2014
The campaign against Ed Miliband is part of a long tradition, writes Eddie Ford
The limits of journalism
06 Nov 2014
Nick Davies Hack attack: how the truth caught up with Rupert Murdoch Chatto and Windus, 2014, pp430, £20
Moving and inspiring
25 Sep 2014
Matthew Warchus (director) Pride general release
How justice works
18 Sep 2014
Deep pockets, global fame and the lack of jury trials are prone to produce outrageous results, argues Paul Demarty
Black square and full circle
07 Aug 2014
Malevich exhibition, Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1, £13.10 (ends October 26)
Balkanising the web
11 Jul 2014
Government oppression and ‘right to be forgotten’ legislation threatens internet freedom, argues Eddie Ford
Stealing back the game
12 Jun 2014
As the World Cup begins in earnest, Harley Filben examines the tense political background
Triumph of Afro-Caribbean art
22 May 2014
Roy Williams Kingston 14 Theatre Royal, Stratford; ends April 26
The internet in the epoch of decline
27 Mar 2014
Extravagant revolutionary claims are made for new digital media and the technological avant-garde. The truth, argues Paul Demarty, is more complicated
Pete Seeger: The art of folksong
06 Mar 2014
Pete Seeger, May 3 1919 - January 27 2014
Harriet Harman: More manufactured hysteria
06 Mar 2014
As the Daily Mail smears Labour MPs for links to paedophiles - Paul Demarty wonders whether it doth protest too much
Storm clouds over Sochi
13 Feb 2014
Harley Filben on the intersection of sport and Vladimir Putin's reactionary-populist agenda
Storms, floods and a deluge of crap
13 Feb 2014
Natural flood management is part of the solution, not dredging. But if we seriously want to preserve and restore nature, argues Eddie Ford, then we need to challenge capitalism