In part II of our Future of France series, sociologist Manuel Cervera-Marzal looks at how Mélenchon fits into the French national imaginary, the radical left and far right split and other demographic specificities leading up to the 2027 presidential runoff.
Verso visited Trevor Paglen's studio to discuss images, mind control, MKUltra, PSYOPs, and his new book, How to See Like a Machine
Part I of our Future of France series, where sociologist Manuel Cervera Marzal takes a deep dive into the various political fractures throughout France.
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On the publication of a new report on the history of temporary housing, Jessica Field tells the story of one catastrophe that highlights the legacy of neglect and legal chicanery that results in human tragedy.
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In preparation for the German edition of Half-Earth Socialism, authors Drew Pendergrass and Troy Vettese join Zetkin Collective researcher Tatjana Söding in reflecting on the setbacks faced by the climate movement in the Federal Republic and beyond.
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Stuart Elden and Marcelo Hoffman dive into Foucault's 1971 visit to Montreal
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In Memory of Carlo Ginzburg (Turin, 15 April 1939 – Bologna, 17 June 2026).
Following his book Why Fascism Is on the Rise in France: From Macron to Le Pen, Ugo Palheta sits down with Rob Grams to discuss the societal conditions of fascism, the role of neoliberalism in the rise of the far-right and what to do about it.