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
Power to change the real world
18 Dec 2003
Jem Jones looks at sci-fi and fantasy
Political small beer
18 Dec 2003
Around the web: Campaign for Real Ale
Headscarves and the secularism of fools
18 Dec 2003
Under the guise of defending secularism in education, the French establishment is launching a cynical attack on muslims, young muslim women in particular, which, not accidentally, also strikes at the basic freedom of all.
Bible myths and modern Israel
18 Dec 2003
Jack Conrad looks at archaeological wars and bible myths
Selective hearing
11 Dec 2003
Around the web: Labour Party
Women's rights, political islam and secularism
04 Dec 2003
Radical Iranian writer Chahla Chafiq shared a platform with Salma Yaqoob at last month's European Social Forum. The two sharply disagreed over the role of islam in politics. Afterwards she spoke to Peter Manson
Fire and brimstone
04 Dec 2003
Around the web with Phil Hamilton: Democratic Unionist Party
Occupation in focus
27 Nov 2003
Around the web: Worker-communist Party of Iraq
Stitch-up and Blair's crisis
27 Nov 2003
The trial: how New Labour purged George Galloway Bookmarks pamphlet 2003, pp60, £1
Finding common political ground
27 Nov 2003
Tina Becker spoke to Salma Yaqoob at the European Social Forum in Paris
Combating religious hatred and chauvinism
20 Nov 2003
On Saturday November 8, Awaaz South Asia Watch held its first conference in Camden Town Hall. This activist organisation was set up in the wake of last years Gujarat state-inspired pogroms against muslims in western India.
Globalisation from below?
20 Nov 2003
Around the web - Phil Hamilton reviews the website of Attac
European Social Forum: 'Anti-semitism' smear flops
20 Nov 2003
Bernard-Henri Lévy has accused Tariq Ramadan of antisemitism. Not so, writes Alan Fox
Resource for the movement
20 Nov 2003
The awkward birth of the Marxist Internet Archive has, fortunately, coincided with a drying up of print editions of the classics, here is how it started and what it plans for the future
Around the web
12 Nov 2003
Bright but boring: Phil Hamilton looks at the website of the ESF