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An interview with Dylan Riley on Microverses, viewing the present as history, and what sociology has to offer the left

In this excerpt from Images of Class, Jacopo Galimberti discusses interaction between artists and operaismo and autonomia, as well as the debate around "a turn to aesthetics."

Our quickest reads: perfect for those short on time or attention span.

In this excerpt from The Monster Enters, Mike Davis writes on the 2003 bird flu outbreak in Thailand, and how the confluence of slum conditions, ecological destruction, and agro-capitalism will lead to more outbreaks in the future. 

“Lines of connection formed between previously disparate activists  who were gradually bringing together a world-revolutionary movement.” An excerpt from Making the Revolution Global.

Where do we turn when our bodies, physical and political, are under attack? 

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Books to ignite radical ideas.

Key books for understanding Christianity's radical legacy.

What if we could do better than the family?

From anticapitalist theory to abolitionist politics to the cult of Winston Churchill, these books will better your understanding of what happened in 2022.

In 1953, a coup partly orchestrated by the CIA, deposed Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh. Yet Britain continues to hide its involvement in the affair, codenamed Operation Boot in London. As Jack Taylor writes, releasing classified files now would finally be allow us to examine this imperial event of lasting geopolitical consequence.