Reflections on the Russian Problem (1944)
No events in human history have given rise to such violent controversy as have revolutions – Isaac Deutscher
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Apocalypticism and Alterity: China Miéville and Laleh Khalili in conversation
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Crowdfunding Politics as a Strategic Art: Selected Writings of Daniel Bensaïd
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Teju Cole: Bad Laws
Israel's slow, cold violence, no less than the other kind, ought to be looked at and understood.
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Myth: The Palestinians Voluntarily Left Their Homeland in 1948
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General Election 2017: Essential Reading
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Building a Political Alternative: Stathis Kouvelakis on the French Presidential Election
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Let's Now Make Sure the Fight Continues
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What tomorrow will be…
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Emmanuel Macron, A Putsch by the Stock Exchange
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Libertarian Kurdistan: it matters for us, too!
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Constructing the Modern Prince
Sociologist Razmig Keucheyan, a professor at the Université Paris IV (Sorbonne), reflects on the fallout of the French presidential election. First published in Spanish at Nueva Sociedad, and then revised in French after the first round results for Contretemps. Translated from the French by David Broder.
