A Bernie Upset?
Can Bernie Sanders win the delegate battle? It won’t be easy — but here’s one way it could happen.
19506 Articles by: Julia Goodman
All of Kissinger’s Friends
Last night’s Democratic debate showed how thoroughly liberals have renounced the anti-interventionist tradition.
Chasing Utopia
Worker ownership and cooperatives will not succeed by competing on capitalism’s terms.
The Making of Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn drew on the historic struggles of the Labour left and new social movements to power his successful party leadership bid.
The Tyranny of Tie Guy
Are subway riders being rude? Blame capitalism.
Educate, Agitate, Organize
The Left’s engagement with the Sanders campaign is about more than one nomination in a rotten and compromised party.
“They Want to Prohibit Us From Dreaming”
A 2014 interview with renowned Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, who was assassinated last week.
The Meaning of International Women’s Day
The first International Women’s Day was celebrated 103 years ago by revolutionaries in Russia.
The Means of Escape
The communists in the Coen brothers’ Hail Caesar! are silly caricatures, but the film upholds basic Marxist premises.
Reparations Isn’t a Political Demand
The reparations demand resides largely in the realm of the political imaginary. There are more effective means of fighting oppression.
Up From Liberalism
Only a forthright anticapitalism can end the reign of Third Way politics.
Rebuilding the Bolivarian Revolution
The Right’s recent success in Venezuela shows how vital it is to reclaim and democratize Hugo Chávez’s project.
ICE’s War on Refugees
The federal government’s deportation raids are an inhumane response to a humanitarian crisis.
Socialists and the Horse Race
Will backing Bernie Sanders help build an independent left? A debate.
The Dynamics of Retreat
The same politics that underpinned the welfare state brought about its collapse.
The Primary Isn’t Over
Five theses on the Super Tuesday results.
Modi’s Student Crackdown
Amid economic failure and a rising student movement, Indian Prime Minister Modi has turned to outright repression.
Speculating a Better Future
For too long, speculative fiction has been hostile to emancipatory politics. That’s finally starting to change.
The New Republicans
The Democratic Party establishment has given up on the policies that would attract disaffected workers.