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
Artists and bureaucrats
01 Oct 2015
Censorship in the name of public order must be opposed, argues Harley Filben
Kids and the alternative
01 Oct 2015
The perceptions most young people have of socialism are not like they were during the cold war days, says Commissaress: they’re worse
Two culpable rivals
01 Oct 2015
What lies behind the Mecca tragedy? Yassamine Mather looks at the facts
No to ‘Marxist art’
17 Sep 2015
We need a Marxist theory of art, argues Rex Dunn
Surviving the press onslaught
17 Sep 2015
The new Labour leader is in for a rough ride, but he must learn to fight, says Daniel Harvey
Meet the new boss ...
10 Sep 2015
Rebekah Brooks has returned to the helm. William Kane welcomes her back
Dylan and the dead
13 Aug 2015
Bob Dylan’s electric set at the Newport Folk Festival 50 years ago continues to bring out the worst Stalinist inclinations of today’s left, writes Howard Phillips
The bitter taste of capitalism
13 Aug 2015
James Linney reviews Robert Lustig's 'Fat chance: the hidden truth about sugar, obesity and disease,' Forthestate, 2013, pp320, £8.99
Solidarity, not sectionalism
06 Aug 2015
Paul Demarty looks at the chauvinist backlash against the Calais migrants
The red and the green
30 Jul 2015
Ken Loach (director) Jimmy’s hall 2014.
Incorporation and commercialisation
02 Jul 2015
The annual Pride march was symptomatic of a divided LGBT movement, reports Daniel Harvey
Their culture and ours
25 Jun 2015
Exhibition What is luxury? Victoria and Albert Museum, until September 27 2015
Gone too tsar
25 Jun 2015
How should ‘disruptive behaviour’ in schools be tackled? Mickey Coulter comments on the tendency to look to newly empowered bureaucrats for a solution
Stoned and dethroned
18 Jun 2015
Paul Trynka Sympathy for the devil: the birth of the Rolling Stones and the death of Brian Jones Bantam Press, 2014, pp368, £16.99
Beginnings informed by the past
11 Jun 2015
John Summers All for nothing Studio1.1, 57a Redchurch Street, London E2, June 5-28 2015, Wednesdays to Sundays, 12 noon to 6pm