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Archive of The Extreme Centre

    Verso Books
    30 August 2019
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    Verso at The World Transformed 2019

    To celebrate the launch of The World Transformed 2019 programme we're offering 50% off all our essential Labour reading!

    Verso Books
    07 June 2018
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    What we're reading in June

    From George Monbiot to China Miéville – see all our new paperbacks here.

    Tariq Ali
    17 May 2018
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    We Shall Fight, We Will Win: On The Black Dwarf and 1968

    The radical newspaper The Black Dwarf played a pivotal role in the British left in the late '60s. In this introduction to the magazine by Tariq Ali, it's editor for the first years of its existence, Ali discusses the influences behind the formation of the magazine and the role its played in the events of 1968 in Britain.

    Verso Books
    14 March 2018
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    The World Today with Tariq Ali Podcast is out now!

    The World Today with Tariq Ali Podcast is now available on iTunes (Apple Podcasts), Google Play, YouTube and SoundCloud

    Verso Books
    22 September 2017
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    Reading List

    Verso at The World Transformed

    To celebrate this weekend's The World Transformed festival we're offering 40% off all our essential Labour reading!

    Frédéric Lordon
    19 June 2017
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    The Beating Heart of Macronism

    If we can place any reasonable hope in the Macron presidency, it is that everything is going to become very, very obvious. Which is to say, odious like never before.

    Eric Hazan
    30 May 2017
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    Performances

    In any case, what sticks out amidst this mass vote is a feeling of absurdity. The absurdity of a mechanism that brings to power a man we know nothing about, and who has grounded his success precisely in his capacity to say nothing (the back cover of his book Révolution has not one line of text, but just a full page photo of Macron himself). The absurdity of a system that gives a crushing majority to such a man, in order to avoid a danger that is largely imaginary. Most of all, the absurdity of a focus on elections that we all feel have nothing to do with our lives, and which we all feel are playing out on a sort of flying carpet, above our heads.

    Verso Books
    10 May 2017
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    General Election 2017: Essential Reading

    Feyzi Ismail
    10 May 2017
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    Building a Political Alternative: Stathis Kouvelakis on the French Presidential Election

    David Broder
    07 May 2017
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    Let's Now Make Sure the Fight Continues

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