Alexander Kluge (1932-2026)
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Refusing to Be Silenced: Palestine and Education in the UK
Ananya Wilson-Bhattacharya on how UK teachers are resisting the repression of Palestine solidarity in classrooms.
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Video: Anton Jäger discusses Hyperpolitics
Anton Jäger and Oliver Eagleton discuss Anton's latest book, Hyperpolitics.
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Video: Leopoldina Fortunati on The Arcana of Reproduction
Leopoldina Fortunati and Sara R. Farris discuss the new English edition of The Arcana of Reproduction.
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The War on Iran: Immoral allies, False claims and Unnecessary Bloodshed
Ilan Pappe on US and Israeli immorality and why Palestine lies at the heart of the war on Iran.
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Post-apocalyptic Time
"Iranians have been denied [...] the ability to inhabit a thinkable history". Anthropologist Shahram Khosravi on Iranian life under constant rupture.
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Organizing in the Heart of Empire
Salar Mohandesi on Iran, the campism debate, and the urgency of organizing in the heart of imperialism.
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The Collaborators
Frédéric Lordon on the French media's reaction to the death of far-right activist Quentin Deranque, why we fail to learn from history and more.
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Link Together All Cells of Resistance
In this archival interview with the German journal Kürbiskern, avant-garde filmmaker and writer Peter Weiss breaks down the potential and limitations of theatre in politics.
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Yes, Mélenchon Really Will Win the Presidential Elections Next Year
"One conclusion is clear: Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s victory on 25 April 2027 is not only possible, it is the most plausible scenario."
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Two Problems with Personhood: Expanding the Circle and Impoverishing the Person
In this excerpt from The Problem of Personhood, Lisa Siraganian lays out the political and philosophical dilemmas at the core of contemporary personhood debates.
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The Cost of Surviving: How Global Capitalism Is Reshaping Youth Identity in Nigeria
Writer and researcher Hadiza Abubakar Goro explores the structural conditions underpinning the subjectivity of Nigerian youth.
