Authors

• Perry Anderson
• Alain Badiou
• Walter Benjamin
• Pascale Casanova

• Leonardo De Benedetti
• Gregory Elliott
• Norman G. Finkelstein
• Ronald Fraser

• Lindsey German
• Paul Ginsborg
• Carlo Ginzburg
• Robert S. C. Gordon

• Richard Gott
• Peter Gowan
• Clive Harris
• Owen Hatherley

• Douglas Hay
• Eric Hazan
• James Holstun
• Peter Hudis

• Winston James
• Fredric Jameson
• Gareth Stedman Jones
• Boris Kagarlitsky

• Siegfried Kracauer
• Primo Levi
• Moshe Lewin
• Peter Linebaugh

• Prosper-Olivier Lissagaray
• Robert Lumley
• Rosa Luxemburg
• Michael Maar

• Lucio Magri
• Karl Marx
• Arno Mayer
• George McKay

• Seumas Milne
• Franco Moretti
• Thomas Muntzer
• Timothy S. Murphy

• Tom Nairn
• Antonio Negri
• Jean-Michel Palmier
• Claudio Pavone

• Jacques Rancière
• John Rees
• Thomas Richards
• Michael Richardson

• John G. Rule
• Raphael Samuel
• Sukhdev Sandhu
• Rebecca Solnit

• Nigel Swain
• E. P. Thompson
• Daniel Trilling
• Sophie Wahnich

• Françoise Waquet
• McKenzie Wark
• Max Weber
• Mary-Kay Wilmers

• Cal Winslow
• Gerrard Winstanley
• Ellen Meiksins Wood

Books

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  The Care Crisis

  by Emma Dowling

  What is care and who is paying for it?

  11 posts

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  Osip Mandelstam

  by Ralph Dutli

  The personal and political life of the iconic Russian poet Osip Mandelstam is graphically portrayed in this lavishly illustrated book

  1 post

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  Heathcliff and the Great Hunger

  by Terry Eagleton
  Reading Irish culture in the light of the socio-political history that conditioned it.

  1 post

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  The Starmer Project

  by Oliver Eagleton

  Forensic political biography of the Labour Party leader

  4 posts

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  Cinderella Goes to Market

  by Barbara Einhorn
  Assessing the position of women before and after the fall of state socialism.

  4 posts

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  Revolution in the Air

  by Max Elbaum

  The first in-depth study of the long march of the US New Left after 1968

  17 posts

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  Labourism and the English Genius

  by Gregory Elliott
  Labour's fourth successive electoral defeat in 1992 rekindled the muffled controversy over its future.

  5 posts

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  Threads

  by Kate Evans

  A heartbreaking, full-color graphic novel of the refugee drama

  11 posts

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  Before Stalinism

  by Samuel Farber

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  The Coming of the Book

  by Lucien Febvre and Henri-Jean Martin

  Two distinguished historians examine the impact of the world's most influential information technology.

  2 posts

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  Europe’s Fault Lines

  by Liz Fekete

  An expansive investigation into the relationship between contemporary states and the far-right

  24 posts

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  One Man’s Terrorist

  by Daniel Finn

  A history of “the Troubles”: the radical politics of Republicanism

  7 posts

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  Against the Troika

  by Heiner Flassbeck and Costas Lapavitsas
  A radical anti-capitalist alternative to Eurozone austerity

  154 posts

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  Charged: How the Police Try to Suppress Protest

  by Matt Foot and Morag Livingstone

  An urgent investigation into modern British policing

  5 posts

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  The Man Who Closed the Asylums

  by John Foot

  “A portrait of imperfect people who had the passion and pragmatism to put an end to a brutal and broken system.” – Financial Times

  11 posts

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  Savage Messiah

  by Laura Grace Ford

  The acclaimed art fanzine’s psychogeographic drifts through a ruined city

  8 posts

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  Drought

  by Ronald Fraser
  A brilliant novel about memory, love, and the clash between the old world and the new, set in 1950s Spain

  4 posts

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  In Hiding

  by Ronald Fraser
  “So brief and yet so complete, so movingly human.”—Arthur Miller, New York Times

  5 posts

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  In Search of a Past

  by Ronald Fraser
  “A remarkably honest and revealing study.”—John Fowles

  5 posts

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  Imitation Democracy

  by Dmitrii Furman

  Examines the history and functioning of Russia’a post-Soviet political system: an “imitation democracy”