Critical Studies of Whiteness: An Autobiographical Defence
Labor Historian David Roediger chronicles the formation of Critical Whiteness Studies through his own experience in the field.
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In the Name of Efficiency, the Time of Monsters has Arrived
Ron Salaj tracts the origins of efficiency and algorithmic technologies that shape our current political landscape.
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Deposition album release
In celebration of their sophomore LP, Deposition, Brooklyn duo Pizza Guy will perform the album live in the Verso office.
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Interview with K. Damodaran
Tariq Ali interviews K. Damodaran, an early leader of the Communist Party in India
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May 5th is Marx's birthday
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Criticism and the Left
Arielle Isack, Grace Byron, Jake Romm, José Sanchez, and Zoe Hu join Verso to discuss the role politics plays when writing about culture.
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We're still celebrating International Workers' Day
We're celebrating May Day with up to 50% off all Verso titles!
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Value Theory for the End of the World
Remembering Joshua Clover (1962-2025)
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The Waller Plot, Part III
In this third and final part of the series, John Rees, author of The Leveller Revolution and the recently published, The Fiery Spirits, concludes the story with exposure and execution.
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New Left Review 152, out now
With Friedrich Merz poised to become Germany’s next Chancellor, Wolfgang Streeck offers unsparing analysis of key paradoxes in German politics.
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The Damned Mob of Scribbling Women
Amid rising fears of AI-driven creative production, Brianna Di Monda interrogates the explosion of fanfiction in mainstream markets, and what it might tell us about the idea of literary value today.
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Journalism from a ‘Remarkable Outsider’: Wilfred Burchett’s Lens on the Portuguese Revolution
Read Daniela F. Melo's introduction to Wilfred Burchett's The Captains' Coup.
