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Trumpism is an ideology—not just a catharsis
There is a renewed focus on limiting union resources and political action
The revolutionary process is bound to continue for decades to come
Is any European democrat happy with the situation in which all important decisions are taken in complete darkness and secrecy?
The issue of representation has been rendered acute partly due to Israeli policies of fragmenting the Palestinian people, and then complaining that they have no partner with whom to make peace
The necessity for renewed party building and organizational development is a prerequisite to reconnecting with the strategy that propelled SYRIZA into the government
If and when Bernie Sanders is brought down by the party he is championing, the millions of Bernie supporters will have to consider breaking off into a new political party
It is a movement that interrupts business as usual, and our collective preconceived ideas of what it means to build a movement and be a society in movement
No child’s walk to school should routinely involve armed soldiers and fear of sometimes being chased and assaulted by angry adults
This is a powerful example of the disconnection between the concern of citizens and their elite
The Sanders campaign will have a deep lasting impact on social movements, younger progressive Democrats, local elections and presidential politics far into the future
This aiding the Kurds when we need them to fight for us and then abandoning them when they need us must be sounding very loud alarm bells for the Kurds
Our traditional approach to coalition and alliance building is unlikely to succeed unless we place a much higher value on building a new common movement identity
The British political and media establishment incrementally lost its collective mind over the election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the country’s…
Far from stemming the flow of refugees, ring-fencing Greece and excluding it from the Schengen area will spell the end of the EU as we know it
Dealing with finance capital yesterday and tomorrow
Climate change will displace millions within decades. But where will they go and how will governments receive them?
The war in Syria and Iraq is far from over but, as winners and losers emerge, the chances of local ceasefires and, ultimately, some sort of peace will become more feasible
Flint is a laboratory, a place so dispossessed that the right wing feels emboldened to experiment with little fear of repercussions
As of last fall, Bernie Sanders had received a total of 8 minutes of coverage from broadcast evening news, less than Mitt Romney or Joe Biden got for deciding not to enter the race
