Book Review
Richard Müller: SisyphusBook Review
Stavros Tombazos and the Discordance of TimesJournal
Volume 28 Issue 2, 2020
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Volume 27 Issue 3, 2019
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Otto Bauer (1881-1938)
Ewa Czerwińska-Schupp, Adam Mickiewicz University
Antonio Gramsci
Alastair Davidson, Monash University, Australia Many large Italian cities have a main thoroughfare ‘via Gramsci’, showing that the Communist leader has become part of Italy’s ‘national patrimony’, while internationally, the interest in Gramsci’s writings is second to none.
What Went Wrong? The Nicaraguan Revolution
Dan La Botz, Murphy Institute – City University of New York (CUNY)Blog
On Production and Reproduction (and Back Again): Nancy Fraser’s Socialism and its Problems
16th September 2020
Giorgio Cesarale
Whiteness: not what it used to be
14th July 2020
Richard Seymour "The discovery of personal whiteness among the world’s peoples is a very modern thing — a nineteenth and twentieth century matter, indeed. The ancient world would have laughed at such a distinction." -- W E B Du Bois, The Souls of White Folks
News
Call For Papers: Race and Capital Special Issue ** Deadline for abstracts extended to September 21st**
2nd September 2020
Over the past decade racism, racialisation, empire and solidarity have re-emerged as some of the most central and contested issues to contemporary political struggles. The political right has mainstreamed and instrumentalised explicit and implicit forms of racism to reach the halls of power.
Remembering John Weeks
6th August 2020
By Ben Fine and Alfredo Saad Filho A leading critic of economic orthodoxy who dedicated his life to building a better world. John Weeks, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the School or Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), has died aged 79 from leukaemia.
Call For Papers: Race and Capital Special Issue
28th July 2020
Over the past decade racism, racialisation, empire and solidarity have re-emerged as some of the most central and contested issues to contemporary political struggles. The political right has mainstreamed and instrumentalised explicit and implicit forms of racism to reach the halls of power.