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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

For your protection

31 May 2018

The EU’s data protection law bodes ill for the internet’s anarchic side, argues Paul Demarty

Our bodies, our choice

24 May 2018

Whatever the result of the referendum, writes James Harvey, the fight for a woman’s right to choose will go on

Chronicler of consumer culture

24 May 2018

Tom Wolfe, March 2 1930 - May 14 2018

I'm part of the union

24 May 2018

Peter Purton Champions of equality: trade unions and LGBT rights in Britain Lawrence and Wishart, 2017, pp194, £20

Legalise them all

24 May 2018

James Linney condemns the timidity of Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott

The rise of a Mini-Me Hitler

03 May 2018

Thomas Klikauer looks at the fruitcakes, loonies and out-and-out racists who inhabit the völkische wing of the AfD

The alternative to patriarchy

03 May 2018

The ‘sex wars’ discussed by Amia Srinivasan are a symptom of a deeper crisis, argues Rex Dunn

Corbyn: grow a backbone

03 May 2018

Sacrificing an outstanding anti-racist for having dared to criticise a pro-Israel MP will only increase the appetite of the right, warns Tony Greenstein

May’s crocodile tears

26 Apr 2018

The Windrush scandal has shone an unintended light on the position of present-day immigrants, writes Eddie Ford

No way back to normality

19 Apr 2018

The Stormy Daniels affair is more threatening to Trump than it might appear, writes Paul Demarty

Both sides of the fence

19 Apr 2018

Leftist intellectuals have taken fright when faced with the ‘anti-Semitism’ smear campaign. Tony Greenstein responds to Richard Seymour

No more ‘Enoch was right’

19 Apr 2018

Attempts to ban BBC’s Rivers of blood programme were totally misplaced, writes Eddie Ford

Oxycontin is the opium of the masses

19 Apr 2018

James Linney looks at the American opioid crisis and the cynical role played by big pharma

That’s what they want

12 Apr 2018

Who’s afraid of conspiracy theorists? Not Paul Demarty for one

Waiting for Zola

12 Apr 2018

The April 8 joint CPGB/Labour Party Marxists aggregate had two agenda items - the battle in the Labour Party and the danger of war in the Middle East. William Sarsfield reports that there was plenty to think about

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