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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

Anthropology and women: Genetic evidence is richer than the stale party line

11 Jul 2013

Chris Knight of the Radical Anthropology Group investigates the SWP’s impoverished debate on the Marxist theory of women’s oppression

Vatican: Rotten to the core

04 Jul 2013

The money-laundering scandal has confirmed that Vatican corruption cannot be put down to isolated individuals, writes Toby Abse

Film festival: Documented truths

27 Jun 2013

Jim Moody reports from London’s global documentary festival and gives a smattering of reviews

Surveillance state: What we knew already

27 Jun 2013

Yassamine Mather surveils the recent UK-US electronic spying scandal

Ireland: No ifs, no buts … a woman’s right to choose

13 Jun 2013

Controversy over abortion continues to reverberate throughout Irish society, writes Anne McShane

Porn and crime: Causative or correlative link?

06 Jun 2013

In the wake of the April Jones case Christina Black looks at the role, or not, of 'violent' and 'hardcore' porn in violent crime and murder, and the ensuing media moral panic

Mars expedition: Symptom of systemic decline

06 Jun 2013

There is nothing truly utopian or universalist in capitalist space programmes, says Yassamine Mather

Anti-Semitism: Churchill and the Jewish question

30 May 2013

Paul Flewers replies to Eddie Ford

Youth: A rounded view of sexuality

30 May 2013

Do children need to be protected from pornography? Christina Black looks at the latest official report

Latin America rebels against war on drugs

23 May 2013

Communists fight for the real ‘game-changer’, writes Eddie Ford - the legalisation of all drugs

Alex Ferguson: Icon of football’s big money

16 May 2013

The departure of Alex Ferguson from football management has generated more column inches than a royal wedding. Harley Filben asks why

Climate change: Entering the danger zone

16 May 2013

Capitalism’s growth for growth’s sake is putting humanity at grave risk, argues Eddie Ford

Safe spaces: Fear and harassment as the norm

09 May 2013

As Stuart Hall reminds us, writes Eddie Ford, bourgeois society and its institutions are far less safe for women and children than any far-left group

Second International: Imagination, inspiration and betrayal

09 May 2013

Ben Lewis reviews: Kevin Callahan, 'Demonstration culture: European socialism and the Second International, 1889-1914' Troubador Publishing, 2010, pp324, £24.95

Alexandra Kollontai: Emancipation through the Russian Revolution

02 May 2013

Alexandra Kollontai kept on fighting for women against overwhelming odds. Anne McShane completes her examination of the role of this inspirational Bolshevik leader

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