Food Bank Britain
There is a new approach to poverty in Britain: starve people out of it.
A Tale of Three Cities
David Harvey traces our changing relationship to housing through the city of use value, the city of exchange value, and the city of speculative gain.
Clause IV at 100
A century after it was introduced, it’s time to renew Labour’s commitment to a socialist economy.
Britain’s Housing Casino
International speculators are playing games with our housing market — and we’re the ones losing.
Latin America’s Rightward Turn
A decade ago Latin America was the Left’s great hope. How did the dreams of the Pink Tide give way to the horrors of Bolsonaro?
‘Everyone should know — I am very dangerous’
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, tribune of the French left, on the politics of his movement, the question of internationalism, and the way forward in Europe.
Ending the Hostile Environment
We must make sure scandals like Windrush never happen again.
Symbol of Resistance
One year ago Ahed Tamimi was arrested for slapping an Israeli soldier. Despite her time in prison, she remains defiant.
The People’s University
The pioneering Open University was Harold Wilson’s brainchild, but it was Jennie Lee’s social vision that brought it to fruition.
The Town that Labour Built
After the Second World War, Labour built Harlow’s new town as a haven for working-class life. If we are to win it back, we need to show the same ambition for its future.
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Let’s Bury Thatcherism in 2019
This year can be the end not just of austerity but of forty years of neoliberalism.
Friends of the North?
Northern England has been decimated by decades of Westminster neglect. Is Labour bold enough to change it?
Why Marx Still Matters
200 years after his birth Karl Marx’s work remains as relevant as ever.
Abolish Silicon Valley
The tech industry’s problems can’t be solved by half measures.
The Govan By-Election: Thirty Years On
In November 1988 the SNP overturned a Labour majority of 13,000 in a campaign that foreshadowed their rise to the top of Scottish politics.