The Soviets Abroad
Throughout its existence, the Soviet Union played the role of both liberator and oppressor.
147 Articles by: Daniel Finn
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Daniel Finn is the features editor at Jacobin. He is the author of One Man’s Terrorist: A Political History of the IRA.
The End of the Old Brigade
Gerry Adams is stepping down as Sinn Féin president — what legacy will his long leadership leave behind?
Unfinished Business
The Bolivarian Revolution went too far for capitalism but not far enough for socialism.
No Easy Answers
Owen Jones’s call for Corbyn to stand down won’t solve Labour’s fundamental problems — but it could be a gift to the party’s right.
Neither Washington Nor Brussels
We have to accept that there’s no going back from Brexit, while resisting Theresa May’s vision of a Britain founded on tax cuts and xenophobia.
Make a Desert, Call It Peace
The failure of Colombia’s peace deal will only benefit the forces of violent right-wing repression.
The Adaptable Sinn Féin
Over its long history, Sinn Féin has shown itself to be a left-nationalist party that is more nationalist than left.