The Land Grabbers
Pension giant TIAA is leading a global wave of deforestation and the destruction of small farmers’ livelihoods.
19541 Articles by: Agathe Dorra
Agathe Dorra is a PhD researcher in political aesthetics at King’s College London
The Gorsuch Files
Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee is a conservative’s conservative.
A Reactionary for a Reactionary Body
Neil Gorsuch isn’t the real danger. The Supreme Court is.
The Coalition That Couldn’t
Today’s repression of social movements in Brazil has roots in the Workers Party’s time in power.
Our New Itinerary
The airport protests have given us a starting point for resistance to Trump’s presidency.
Resistance Is on the Agenda
Three socialist feminists reflect on the Women’s March and what comes next in the movement to resist Trump.
Fear, American Style
Trump doesn’t need to subvert American institutions to achieve his goals, because they are already powerful tools of oppression.
Jacobin Radio Is Here
We are stepping up our audio game.
The Imperial Presidency 3.0
Donald Trump’s first week in office is building on and amplifying the worst trends in American presidential history.
When W. Was President
The George W. Bush years were pretty bleak. The political possibilities for pushing back are much more promising today.
The Last-Ditch Candidate
Benoit Hamon may be the French Socialist Party’s last chance to reverse its fatal rightward drift.
The Anti-Inauguration: A Free Ebook
Featuring Naomi Klein, Jeremy Scahill, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Anand Gopal, and Owen Jones on resisting Trump’s agenda and building the future we need.
Don’t Trust the Courts
The legal fight against Trump’s attack on Muslims will only succeed if it’s backed up by mass politics.
The Great Agitator
James Larkin, hero of the 1913 Dublin Lockout, died seventy years ago today.
Bedtime for Bannon
Steve Bannon was supposed to mobilize Trump’s adoring masses, and so far he’s failed.
On Solidarity
A left that does not champion the interests of every oppressed group is no left at all.
The Zapatista Candidate
By participating in Mexico’s 2018 election, the EZLN can bring its indigenous anticapitalist platform into mainstream politics.
The Sharing Economy Comes to Mexico
Mexico’s neoliberal reforms have created fertile ground for exploitative “sharing-economy” apps to grow.
The Opposition Is Born
Trump thinks he can do what he’s doing now because no one will stop him. He’s wrong.
Who Cares If the Dow Jones Hit 20,000?
Stock market booms benefit the rich, not ordinary workers.