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We the undersigned protest against the removal of a plaque commemorating the birthplace of Rosa Luxemburg in the Polish city of Zamość.

In contrast to the refugees Australia imprisons offshore, the white South African farmers that the Australian government want to fast-track for humanitarian or other visa programmes are some of the most privileged people on the planet.

We are delighted to announce that Verso has been awarded the Frankfurt Book Fair Trade Publisher of the Year Award at the IPG Independent Publishing Awards 2018.

Who Makes Cents is a monthly program devoted to producing engaging stories that explain how capitalism has changed over time.

Betsy Beasley and David Stein describe the development of Who Makes Cents: A History of Capitalism Podcast. 

In a wide-ranging interview, Leo Panitch discusses his political formation and contemporary developments. 

Historian Geoff Eley's compact, printable meditation on how to best approach the question of Trump and fascism. 

McKenzie Wark looks at Jackie Wang's new book on carceral capitalism, the predatory state, municipal plunder, and algorithmic governance. 

BDS is not only about permission to speak — it is about the colonial ontology of the world.

A compact, printable history of North Korean nuclear weapons development and US reactions to it. 

Pasokification isn’t the only neologism to come out of the Greek experience of the recent years. What followed Pasokification was Syrizification, and this process proved at least equally devastating in terms of its consequences.

In an extended 1982 conversation with the New Left Review editorial board, Tony Benn reviews his career in Parliament.