A family’s fight for survival in Rafah
A family moves from home to a friend’s house, to a hospital, and back home again—but doesn’t feel safe anywhere.
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The Arab Spring - a critical analysis
Hugh Roberts's political history of the risings in Egypt, Libya and Syria explains how the Western powers manipulated them all. -
A problem of translatability: On The Future Is Degrowth
The Future is Degrowth has been published in Italian. Here, we share an English-language translation of the preface to the Italian edition. -
The Enigma of Simone Weil
Anarcho-syndicalist, Catholic, Marxist, mystic: Simone Weil remains one of the twentieth century's most compelling and enigmatic philosophers. Recent years have seen an increasing number of writers turn to her work for inspiration, but what the left gain from her difficult, often contradictory writing? -
Jacobin Series Sale | 60% off all Jacobin Series titles!
Bonus: 60% discount extends to all Verso titles* with purchase of three or more books from the Jacobin Series. -
The Romance of the Revolutionary Movement
Roberto Mangabeira Unger explores the political and personalist sides of the revolutionary movement of the past three centuries. -
Which class rules Russia?
In this excerpt from Towards the Abyss, Volodymyr Ishchenko explores the specificity of Russian political capitalism
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Dastardly Theology: Andrew Drummond & Eleanor Janega
Andrew Drummond and Eleanor Janega join Eleanor Penny to talk Popes, Princes, Peasant Revolts, and Radical Priests. -
A leaky powder-keg
Late fifteenth century Germany into which the radical millenarian preacher Thomas Müntzer was born was a time of social and political unrest: the perfect time to be questioning the basic tenets of the Papal Church. -
Claiming the City wins IHLA Book of the Year
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Solidarity is Stronger than Repression - Freedom for Boris Kagarlitsky!
We join the call for the immediate release of Boris Kagarlitsky. -
Robin Blackburn: A Lifetime of Scholarship on Slavery and its Abolition
Get 30% off The Reckoning: From the Second Slavery to Abolition, 1776-1888 when you buy 2 or more books by Robin Blackburn.
