Beyond the Swedish Model
Sweden shows the promise and limits of the welfare state.
19092 Articles by: Frantz Durupt
Frantz Durupt is a journalist at French daily Libération.
The Reality of Retreat
Syriza’s deal with Greece’s creditors hasn’t bought more time or avoided austerity. It’s demobilized Greek workers.
Nawaz Sharif’s Endless War
Support for Pakistan’s counterterrorism campaign is widespread. But it is waged largely against the poor and disenfranchised.
Golden Dawn and the “Dark Forces”
As it tries to subdue Greece’s oligarchs, Syriza also must rein in the police.
The Alternative in Greece
The negotiation strategy of Syriza’s leadership failed. But it’s not too late to avert total defeat.
Video: The School Closure Playbook
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is up for reelection tomorrow, promising to continue his campaign against public education in the city.
The Eurozone Debate
Syriza is divided over whether Greece should leave the eurozone — and at what cost.
A Different Kind of State
Leo Panitch on Syriza, party building, and how socialists should approach state power.
Hollywood at War
An unrepentant whitewash of murder and occupation, American Sniper shouldn’t be up for any Oscars tonight.
The Trouble with Dijsselbloem
Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem’s political career shows the rightward shift of European social democracy.
Germany’s New Far Right
In Germany, a “modernized” far right is marrying neoliberalism and racism. What will be the Left’s response?
Is Syriza Retreating?
The latest from Europe is not good. Syriza appears to have backtracked in negotiations, and Germany is seeking total surrender.
The Seeds of an Alternative
Thousands of oil refinery workers are striking for safer working conditions. Their fight is central to the struggle against climate change.
Seven Lessons from Greece
Since taking power, Syriza hasn’t accepted what’s been imposed, but instead fought to create a new political landscape.
Taking on Rahm
Socialist candidate Jorge Mújica discusses his run for Chicago alderman and the state of the immigrant rights movement.
Syriza Holds Its Ground
Syriza has been able to stand up to eurozone finance ministers because of the popular movement behind the party.
Dignifying Care
It’s a blessing that people are living longer. But handling the elder boom with justice means changing how we treat care work.
Volunteer Feds
State repression doesn’t just happen by fiat — it relies on private systems of coercion.
From the People’s House to Zuccotti Park
The Wisconsin anti-austerity movement drew on popular occupations around the world, and set the stage for Occupy Wall Street.
Business as Usual
Management’s playbook was on display at this year’s Adult Entertainment Expo.