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Gerassimos Moschonas compares the emergence and consolidation of the various European social-democratic parties. 

"Proxy Politics" is both a diagnosis of the modern political terrain and a potential framework and strategy with which to resist it.

For the privileged, tear gas is an event; for the colonized, it composes a fundamental aspect of life.

Lewis Bassett on Corbynomics and the recent Conservative budget

In this excerpt from Duty Free Art, Hito Steyerl on spam; a substantial expression of a period that has elevated superfluity into one of its guiding principles. 

Bruce Robbins on Stanley Aronowitz as a public intellectual. 

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An open letter signed by scholars, activists, journalists, and artists in France against a witchhunt targeting political anti-racists. 

Our epic end-of-year-sale is BACK and ends January 1st!

We present our annual Gift Guide for all the hard-to-buy-for in your life! 

Key reading from our Philosphy and Theory bookshelves.

In 1738, radical abolitionist and Quaker dwarf Benjamin Lay was disowned by the Quaker community. He was well known for his uncompromising and confrontational stance against slavery and his commitment to convince his fellow Quakers to completely denounce and abolish it. Nearly three hundred years later, history is finally looking up for Lay.