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
When chickens come home
15 Feb 2018
Jeremy Newmark is in trouble, Ann Black has been dropped and AWL members have been declared ‘unwelcome’, reports Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists
Two-faced hypocrisy
08 Feb 2018
The Ahed Tamimi affair exposes the failure of western feminism to oppose Zionism and imperialism, writes Tony Greenstein
Davos and the Donald
01 Feb 2018
Trump’s appearance saw him demand a change in the rules, says Michael Roberts
Being black is their only crime
01 Feb 2018
Thousands of Israelis are attempting to stop the deportation of African refugees, reports Tony Greenstein
All the president’s men
01 Feb 2018
As the sexual harassment scandal continues to claim victims, Paul Demarty wonders how it will be brought back under control
Health service we need
01 Feb 2018
James Linney looks at who benefits from privatisation
End the witch hunt
25 Jan 2018
Stan Keable, secretary of Labour Against the Witchhunt, reports on a successful lobby of Labour’s NEC
Chuck Schumer’s long lunch
25 Jan 2018
It is the paralysis of rightwing Democrats which the three-day government shutdown exposes, not the White House, argues Paul Demarty
‘Dead end’ of privatisation
25 Jan 2018
The collapse of Carillion blows apart a key myth, argues Michael Roberts
Foundations in sand
18 Jan 2018
Is poststructuralism purely a reaction to Stalinism? Paul Demarty responds to Rex Dunn
Is Trumpism the future?
18 Jan 2018
Yes, the US president is widely derided, writes Mike Macnair, but does he represent an alternative to the neoliberal ‘equalities’ agenda?
Understanding poststructuralism
11 Jan 2018
We need to debate the development of diverse ideas and movements in their historical context, both before and after 1968. Only then can Marxism recover and move forward, argues Rex Dunn
A farewell to empire
21 Dec 2017
The Fox-Disney merger marks a strategic retreat for Rupert Murdoch, argues William Kane
Supplement: After king Jesus
21 Dec 2017
It was Paul who founded Christianity, a religion that in many ways upholds doctrines which are the exact opposite of the real teachings of Jesus. Jack Conrad sifts through the evidence
Back from the cliff edge
14 Dec 2017
The last-minute deal between British and European negotiators has averted disaster for now - but settles very little, argues Paul Demarty