A Hollow Democracy
Israel has never extended democratic liberties to Palestinians. Now it is beginning to deny them to its Jewish citizens as well.
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The First Neoliberals
How free-market disciples and union busters became the prophets of American liberalism.
Liberalism’s Crisis, Socialism’s Promise
Socialism isn't the negation of liberalism. It's the realization of liberal values made impossible by capitalism.
A French Spring
Popular protests have erupted against efforts to dismantle France's labor code.
Socialize the Banks
Breaking up the banks won't do. They should be publicly owned and democratically controlled.
How to Think About (And Win) Socialism
A revolutionary rupture is not on the horizon, but capitalism can still be overcome.
The Race to the Bottom
Bike couriers risk life and limb for unpredictable pay, little job security, and almost no workplace protection.
Saving the NHS
Britain's junior doctors' strike isn't just about pay — it's about preserving a health system based on need, not profit.
Generation Rent
How one person's housing crisis becomes another's housing boom.
What Happened in New York
Four points on last week's New York Democratic primary.
The Lost Partisans
Today Italy celebrates Liberation Day. But the true spirit of the antifascist resistance has long been obscured.
Left Behind by Good Friday
Bernadette Devlin on her early activism and why the Good Friday Agreement brought some peace, but little justice.