Britain’s Troubles, Ireland’s Pain
Fifty years ago, British troops were deployed on Northern Irish streets in the name of keeping the peace. But their actions simply worsened the crisis — fueling a conflict that still casts a shadow today.
Kashmir: the case for freedom
Pankaj Mishra asks why, despite the demands of the population, "does the immense human suffering of Kashmir occupy such an imperceptible place in our moral imagination?"
Detention camps are concentration camps
Todd Miller responds to the crisis at the border and exposes the contradictions in the government justifying the use of concentration camps to detain migrants.
How British police and intelligence are a product of the Imperial Boomerang Effect
Some of this country’s most coercive institutions can be traced to the imperial needs of 19th and early 20th century imperial Britain.
Twenty-First Century Battlefields
Wars on drugs, on terror, on immigrants have created never-ending battlescapes, often along borders.
5 Book Plan: A Guide to Organizing
Organizer and writer Alyssa Battistoni selects five authors who have shaped her relationship to political organizing.
Decolonization and anti-racism: a reading list
Books that challenge the notion of empire and offer a history of anti-colonial, anti-racist struggle.
