When, if ever, is it justified for the state to surveil, infiltrate and repress political movements? Connor Woodman replies to Alex Vitale's The End of Policing, and argues for an abolitionist perspective on political policing
Railworkers engaged in the rolling strike action in the area to the north of Paris asked Antonio Negri to answer a few questions connected with the current struggle against the rail reform and the meaning of solidarity.
Railworkers engaged in the rolling strike action in the area to the north of Paris asked Étienne Balibar to answer a few questions connected with the current struggle against the rail reform and the meaning of solidarity.
Missile strikes against Syria have set the stage for future military intervention around the world.
An interview with Rossana Rossanda on the Italian elections and the future of the Italian left.
As Western nations increase their call for further military action in Syria, Teresa Thornhill's Hara Hotel provides a much needed reminder of the real people whose lives are torn apart by the crises, using their stories to piece together a recent history of Syria.
The recent strike wave has once again made the entire field of education a key site in the class struggle.
Why sociological questions cannot be answered by Marxian theory, and vice versa.
An examination of the recent strike by Brazilian education workers in opposition to proposed pension reform.
In this wide-ranging interview, Castellina addresses the Italian elections, the past and future of the communist left, and contemporary struggles of workers and women.
Railworkers engaged in the rolling strike action in the area to the north of Paris asked Jacques Rancière to answer a few questions connected with the current struggle against the rail reform and the meaning of solidarity.
An open letter in support of the current student revolt, the railworkers’ strike, and the struggles in defence of public services in France.