Society & Culture
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
Honing and updating
28 Jan 2021
Vernon Price reports on last weekend’s membership aggregate and the three debates over programme
Hispaniola shibboleth
21 Jan 2021
Gaby Rubin reviews 'The farming of bones' by Edwidge Danticat
Engels’ original sin?
14 Jan 2021
Mike Macnair reviews 'Marx, Engels and modern British socialism: the political thought of HM Hyndman, EB Bax and William Morris' by Seamus Flaherty
A world without gender
14 Jan 2021
‘Queer theory’ actually obstructs the fight for sexual equality. Amanda MacLean insists on a materialist analysis
Attack on right to report
17 Dec 2020
Bernard Mattson investigates the charges against Julian Assange and finds them wanting
Getting out of the culture wars
10 Dec 2020
The court decision against the Tavistock clinic has reignited the battle over trans rights. Paul Demarty looks at the confusion
No apologia
10 Dec 2020
Bernard Mattson reviews Victor Grossman's 'A socialist defector - from Harvard to Karl-Marx-Allee'
An establishment bigot
03 Dec 2020
Tony Greenstein does not mourn the death of rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks (March 8 1948 - November 7 2020)
Waste, destruction and misery
29 Oct 2020
Michael Roberts reviews Hadas Thier's 'A people’s guide to capitalism'
New round of lies
29 Oct 2020
With Mike Pompeo widening the circle and Jeremy Corbyn suspended, James Harvey calls for defiance
Units of state terrorism
15 Oct 2020
David John Douglass reviews Harry McCallion 'Undercover war: Britain’s special forces and their secret battle against the IRA'
Shattering account
08 Oct 2020
George Evans reviews Clare Cowen's 'My search for revolution - and how we brought down an abusive leader'
Loss of biodiversity continues
01 Oct 2020
A global socialist solution is becoming ever more urgent declares Jim Moody
Death and conspiracy
01 Oct 2020
The libertarian right is peddling nonsense. Yassamine Mather issues a health warning
Testament to failure
01 Oct 2020
With over a million deaths globally, writes Eddie Ford, criminal incompetence has inevitably led to a second spike