Kissinger's crimes in context
The latter half of the 20th century is full of Henry Kissinger's crimes. These books detail, or give context to, only a few.
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Tariq Ali on the death of world class criminal Henry Kissinger
At last. He’s finally gone. -
Cancellation of Gaza Forum, University of Arkansas – Palestine Uncensored: Testimonial 8
Historian of the Middle East Joel Gordon shares his story of academic censorship after being forced to indefinitely postpone an event with Ted Swedenburg on Palestine/Israel and Israel's war in Gaza. -
Announcing the Verso Books End of Year Sale 2023
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New Works of Theory in Context
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The Year in 10 Books
Deepen your understanding of major political events from this year—and the underlying systems that produced them.
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Verso End-of-Year Highlights 2023
A round-up of our publishing highlights from this year, from Kevin Ochieng Okoth's Red Africa: Reclaiming Revolutionary Black Politics to McKenzie Wark's memoir, Love and Money, Sex and Death. -
The Second British Revolution
In the years leading up to World War I, Britain was rocked by an unprecedented upsurge of labor militancy. As James Robins writes, as millions went on strike across the country, was this Britain's lost revolution?
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Our Most Popular Ebooks!
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Enzo Traverso: The war in Gaza ‘blurs the memory of the Holocaust'
In this interview, the Italian historian Enzo Traverso warns against the devastating effects of using the memory of the Holocaust to justify the ‘genocidal war’ being waged by the Israeli army in Gaza. -
The creation of a new refugee
Laura Robson charts the creation of “Palestine refugees,” which became a valuable way of differentiating between displaced Europeans and Palestinians post-1948.
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Introduction to the Second Edition of Non-Places
A provocative study of the ‘non-space’ which defines our age’s love for excess of information and space.
