Capital in the Twenty-First Century is a long book, and you just don’t have time in your busy schedule to finish it and formulate a materialist critique. We’ve got you covered.
By 2036, we'll move Labor Day to May 1. Maybe Christmas, as well, but these things take time.
Like the abolitionists, Chris Hayes argues, climate activists must mount “a movement of dispossession.”
Battles against today’s ruling class might look back to the movements of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries for inspiration.
Nick Turse’s otherwise exhaustive account of the atrocities committed in Vietnam gives short shrift to the movement that made those crimes known.
Public employees: compelled to serve the state, yet unentitled to its protections.
Treating Marx’s original manuscripts like scripture does them a great disservice.
The Indian National Congress won't be going anywhere — but it’s never been a force for social change.
It’s not just that Thomas Piketty may be right. He’s also handsome.
A former student of Paul de Man reflects on her mentor’s impenetrable ideas and duplicitous life.
Campaigns against Rabab Abdulhadi and other activists are calls for state-sponsored political harassment.
The next time someone tells you the Nazis were anti-capitalist, show them this.