The New-Old PKK
The PKK has continued to struggle for justice in Kurdistan. But its democratic transformation leaves much to be desired.
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Brazil on Edge
Five points on the political crisis in Brazil — and what it means for the Left.
Returning Guantánamo
The Guantánamo Bay naval base has long been a site of US imperial power.
Losing the Battle and the War
Compromising on abortion rights has the potential to undermine the entire left project.
The Narco-State to the North
The astronomical levels of drug violence and corruption in Mexico can be directly attributed to the policies of the United States.
After the February Consensus
The October Revolution was propelled by mass dissatisfaction with the erosion of February’s gains.
Finland, We Hardly Knew Ye
The Finnish welfare state is being eroded, and the far right has gained momentum. As the country turns one hundred, what's happened to Finland?
The Taiwanese Way
Taiwan's recent election was a referendum on its past — and a battle for its future.
Five Hundred Years of Utopia
Since its publication in 1516, Thomas More's Utopia has helped us aspire to a just society.
Magical Realism, and Other Neoliberal Delusions
Ten observations on the presidential race and the state of American politics.
Capitalism Is a Conspiracy
It’s easy to dismiss conspiracy theories as the powerful workings of the paranoid mind — but capitalism is the real engine of mistrust.
Five Books on Eldercare, Here and Abroad
We asked Jacobin contributor Suzanne Gordon to recommend some titles she worked on about the crisis of aging in America.
Populist Billionaires
The face of right-wing anti-elitism is surprisingly elite.
The Other Game Seven
Beyond the drama on the basketball court is the story of sports owners and how they reshape the cities they do business in.
Stand With Jeremy Corbyn
The embattled Labour Party leader is hated by his opponents for all the right reasons.
Burying Fujimorismo
The successful movement against Keiko Fujimori's candidacy could be the basis for a growing left in Peru.
A Summer of Discontent
The Rio Olympics start in one month — they won't be the first games to spark popular protest.