‘Psychogeography of the Boundary’
Matthew Beaumont interviews the late historian of Paris, Eric Hazan.
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The Everyday Resistance of Slacking Off at Work
Craig Gent examines resistance at work in the face of algorithmic management and digital control. -
The Destructive Force of Romantic Love
Vigdis Hjorth’s If Only explores just how devastating love can be when it binds the wrong people. -
Class Dirt Clown School
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France needs to build a left that breaks with neoliberalism
Cédric Durand, Razmig Keucheyan and Stefano Palombarini put forward a series of proposals for building a Left in France that breaks with neoliberalism. In particular, they emphasise the key responsibilities that this implies for France Insoumise. -
Housing is under attack
“If there is broad recognition of the existence of a housing crisis, there is no deep understanding of why it occurs, much less what to do about it.”
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Regime Crisis: The Persistence of Arno J. Mayer
The sustained intellectual legacy of Arno Mayer. -
Women in Translation: A Reading List
Incredible works from women all over the world! -
Anti-Woke Druids and Radical Bards
What links Welsh 18th century romantic Druid-Bards, gathering around a circle of pebbles in North London, and the contemporary online right? -
The Age of Asset Management
Brett Christophers examines our new financial masters: asset managers.
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We are first-class passengers on a sinking ship
“A specter is haunting the United States—the specter of decline.” Richard Lachmann explains why the United States will not be able to sustain its global dominance. -
Verso x The Dig LIVE Podcast: with Jeremy Corbyn, Laleh Khalili & many more
The Verso Podcast joins forces with The Dig podcast to bring you a live recorded show with a whole host of brilliant guests.
