The joblessness and under-employment that capital imposes masses of people is a giant, fundamentally public issue with gigantic implications for the common good

Digging beneath the surface appearance of the GND requires exploring its family tree: the “Green Revolution”, green capitalism and the “Green Economy”

The U.S.’s sledgehammer worldview is destroying countless lives and future generations

Global conflicts are increasingly fueled by the desire for oil and natural gas — and the funds they generate

I want to apologize for the unforgivable, for the unfathomable, and for all those on my side who never will

Kilcullen’s recent writings leave Iraq and Afghanistan behind to concentrate on the greatest current threat he sees: how to keep malignant, violent, and irrational masses of desperate people at bay in a coming urban apocalypse

The arming of Brazil’s World Cup security

This is part three of a five part interview. It deals mainly with participatory economics, what it is, and its merits or debits

For several months there have been big “Monday peace demonstrations” in over forty German cities, reflecting popular rejection of any German military action

Double standards and faith-based violence

However, there is a factor of paramount importance in the problem of criminality in a society and in the process of meting out punishment. This factor is prevention

In the past several months, we have been provided with instructive lessons on the nature of state power and the forces that drive state policy

The rise of the far right in Europe is undeniable, but is the left really dead?

Everybody knows you have to accept corporate money and work within the corporate-dominated two-party system to get elected, right? Not so with Kshama Sawant

The Feminist Battle of the Story in the Wake of the Isla Vista Massacre

Spotlight on the financial sector did make apparent just how bizarrely skewed our economy is in terms of who gets rewarded”

Amid the upheavals in Thailand, Ukraine and Egypt, wealthy elites have used popular movements and elections to ratify decisions in their favor

An Interview with Henry Giroux on democracy in crisis

It just wasn’t a very good week for phones or for freedom.

Reacting to injustice is above all a visual and visceral experience. This is what Pope Francis has taught us