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David K. Seitz revisits Michael Rustin’s Braiding of Socialist Politics with Kleinian Psychoanalysis

David K. Seitz revisits Michael Rustin’s Braiding of Socialist Politics with Kleinian Psychoanalysis

Houthi strikes on Saudi oil tankers have rekindled international interest in Yemen’s forgotten war. Regional expert Helen Lackner, author of Yemen in Crisis, brings us up to date.

An excerpt from the introduction of Kenan Van De Mieroop-Al Bahrani's new book The Weight of Nightmares: Time and the Politics of Reparations for Slavery, out today.

Gabriel Meier on violence in the Mexico-US borderlands and the new transnational circuits of global apartheid.

An excerpt from After Year Zero: On Postwar German Thought, out today.

An excerpt from Slavoj Žižek's 2002 book Welcome to the Desert of the Real: Five Essays on September 11th and Related Dates.

Raina Lipsitz revisits her 2022 book in light of the DSA's recent electoral victories.

Detached from reality, or the epitome of the realist theory of international relations? The geopolitics of Trump II dissected by David Hendrickson, author of Restraining Power: The Law of Nature and the Theory of International Relations.

Matthew Wolfe on the use of domestic terrorism charges against activists, from the Earth Liberation Front to Prairieland.

Architect, researcher and writer Alfred Yatlong Yeung on British clay country, re-industrialisation and the meaning of reopening mines.

Séamus Malekafzali on pro-Palestine gestures by U.S. Democratic politicians.

Kai Bosworth on the U.S. climate movement's retreat and future prospects.