On the first day of the strike 14,000 schools and kindergartens out of 20,400 such institutions joined the walkout

This is the Thirteenth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism, what the surge means, what it seeks or will seek, where it might extend, and how it might unfold

Successes and challenges in Eastern Europe’s most promising New Left project

[Prefatory Note: What follows is an interview on recent developments in Sudan with M.J. Hassani of the Tasmin News Agency in Tehran.…

Fifteen years ago Barbara Ehrenreich interviewed Michael Albert about participatory economics. The exchange largely addressed matters of allocation, participatory planning versus markets, so we rerun it to accompany the series of essays on socialism now appearing on ZNet

According to a recent survey from the European Investment Bank, 87 percent of Spaniards are worried about climate change, and 70 percent believe that it represents a threat to humanity

Eight years ago Michael Albert wrote an essay addressing the anarchist views of Noam Chomsky

t’s clear that we’ve entered a new level of membership and support, both in the UK and abroad

The organization of game workers will allow them to begin resisting the absurd level of exploitation they have been put through, along with the attacks from fascists and white supremacists that have, until now, pushed out the most marginalized among them

This co-op uses the tradition of mutual help that is part of the indigenous culture of the workers themselves

After 18 years of unchallenged power and success, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suddenly finds himself in the middle of several domestic and foreign crises with no obvious way out

State Laws Threaten to Ban Abortion

This is the twelfth essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism

The commune is the historical subject, the commune and its people, the comuneros, that is where the revolution really begins. So we made this proposal ours, we committed to it

Growing inequality, trivial and alienating labor, and environmental despoliation—these are the things we have witnessed

Think about how much your income would go up if you didn’t have to pay for healthcare at all. That would begin to close the gap between productivity and wages for the first time in a generation

Prisoners are currently counted in the U.S. census in the counties where they are imprisoned, despite not being allowed to vote in most states

This is the eleventh essay in a multipart series addressing the surge in interest in and support for Socialism

As the 2020 presidential campaigns begin in 2019, nearly everyone on the left knows the stakes are high

People’s feet have been pretty important around here lately. They’ve been used for walking, next to other people’s feet