In the Name of Love
“Do what you love” is the mantra for today’s worker. Why should we assert our class interests if, according to DWYL elites like Steve Jobs, there’s no such thing as work?
19381 Articles by: Abigail Torre
Abigail Torre grew up in Chile and now lives in Berkeley, California where she is cochair of the East Bay chapter of Democratic Socialists of America.
The Office of the Future
A view inside C&S Wholesale Grocers, America’s secret corporate empire.
The Job Guarantee
A job guarantee would enable communities to create jobs that fit the skills of local workers.
Toward Cyborg Socialism
The failure of the American left to engage more substantially on environmental issues at home has real consequences for the expansion of neoliberalism worldwide.
Empire Down
The player in Age of Empires II doesn’t take on the role of a monarch or a national spirit, but the feudal mode of production itself.
Hungary after Communism
The only forces tapping into Hungarian discontent are on the Right.
Subaltern Mythologies
Postcolonial theorists have to stop insisting we choose between the universal and the particular.
The Future of the Cuban Revolution
Since Raúl Castro assumed power in 2006 promising reforms, Cuban politics has seen the slow emergence of new tendencies and debates. The prospects for the country’s left, however, remain uncertain.
Jacobin Radio Chicago, Ep. 1
The inaugural episode of Jacobin Radio Chicago.
Clarifying the Crisis
How should we assess the 2008 economic crash — and the political possibilities beyond it?
Trickle-down Gentrification
Luxury condo development can’t solve the affordable housing crisis — only public housing can.
Judges and Jurors in Beirut
Violence has long been a part of the Lebanese landscape.
Jacobin Radio Philadelphia, Ep. 1
The inaugural episode of Jacobin Radio Philadelphia.
Issue 13 Preview: “Alive in the Sunshine”
Our next issue will be mailed to subscribers January 2 and released online January 13.
The Unmaking of the Canadian Working Class: An Interview
Part two of a roundtable on what’s next for Canadian workers.
In Defense of “Entitlements”
Liberals fear the term “entitlements,” but that’s language the Left should claim.
Union Again at NYU
NYU grad students’ recent unionization after over a decade of struggle is a victory against the corporatized university.
The Two Mandelas
While Mandela was certainly a “great historical figure,” too many tributes have been unable to move beyond hagiography.
Art in the Age of Fatalism
If art is to engage the world as an active force, it needs to be both grounded in the world of everyday life and go beyond it.
India’s Post-Ideological Politician
The catch-all populism of Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party has proven politically expedient in India.