Articles
What is Fascisation? Some Theoretical and Historical Considerations
‘Like a Face Drawn in the Sand at the Edge of the Sea’ – On the Antihumanist Trajectory of Posthumanism
Mélenchon and Technofeudalism: What Strategy for the French Left?
The billionaire who did away with money
Why trans liberation is class struggle
Why Talking About the Oil-Dollar Nexus Is Important
Berlinguer and Spinelli: Europe as Dreamt by Italian Eurocommunism
Iran: To Suture the Stateless Subject
Carlo Ginzburg, Marcos and Adolfo Gilly
The Contemporary Political Economy of Venezuelan Oil in Historical Perspective
Following the United States’ military invasion of Venezuela on 3 January 2026, Venezuela’s oil sector is undergoing widespread transformation. US sanctions against Venezuela have been lifted, and reforms in and outside of Venezuela establish US control over oil production and sales. Oil production is increasing, though Venezuela’s trading partners have changed to adhere to the conditions set out in US licences. Overall, there is a greater role for foreign private capital in the hydrocarbons sector. With these developments, there is renewed international attention on Venezuelan oil.
Traces, omens, histories. Letter to the Subcomandante from Adolfo Gilly
(You can download the three pieces as a single PDF here. You can also find the Introduction by Juan Grigera and the Letter from Subcomandante Marcos)
Letter to Adolfo Gilly from Subcomandante Marcos
(You can download the three pieces as a single PDF here. You can also find the Introduction by Juan Grigera and the Letter to Marcos by Adolfo Gilly)
