Moscow Globetrotters
Statues of Lenin, once ubiquitous in Communist countries, now cast shadows across the capitalist world.
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A Red by Any Other Name
Wondering what to call your newborn?
Become a Jacobin Comrade Today
Political action can’t end with reading a magazine, but resistance needs ideas.
Brussels, Dec. 12, 1975
NATO leaders from across the political spectrum found common cause opposing Eurocommunism.
When Did It Go Wrong?
A short century filled with long disagreements.
Workers’ Paradise Lost
As Stalin advanced his vision of “socialism in one country,” prisons sprouted like a thousand flowers across the USSR.
As Long as It Catches Mice
Central planning led to modernization in poor countries — and stagnation in rich ones.
Free Jacobin for the People
We’re sending Jacobin sample issues all over the world, just because we love you.
The Russian Revolution at 100
We’ve been covering the October Revolution and its aftermath with uncharacteristic nuance.
Signed, Sealed, Undelivered
Everybody loves a good treaty.
Tell Me What You Really Mean
PR dollars at work.
Make It Happen
A transition to clean energy doesn’t have to come at workers’ expense.
Workers of the World
The potential for workers to resist capital is as strong as ever.
The Socialist Case for Remain
It’s not clear that a Leave vote would make our tasks on the Left any easier.
The Socialist Case for Leave
The European Union provides internationalism for the bosses, not for workers. We should join the vote to leave it tomorrow.
Struggle and Progress
Eric Foner on the abolitionists, Reconstruction, and winning “freedom” from the Right.
The Destruction in Syria
The catastrophic civil war in Syria has only been worsened by international powers.
Enforcing Apartheid
An interview about the persecution of Rasmea Odeh and other Palestinian activists.