Globalisation

Marxism and Class part two: Whatever happened to the western working class?

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world
Nationalise P&O now! Hull shows solidarity with sacked workers

Protesters in Hull hit the streets against P&O's sacking of 800 workers, reports John Westmoreland
Canada's role as a global exploiter

John Clarke assesses Canada's destructive role in the world
The Lie of Global Prosperity - book review

Donnelly’s The Lie of Global Prosperity shows how global institutions use bad data to promote the idea that poverty has declined due to neoliberal globalisation, finds Orlando Hill
American Factory: a neoliberal story - film review

American Factory is a powerful documentary about neoliberalism and globalisation and its impact on working class communities, writes Don Davies
Gordon Brown is not our saviour

As per the script, Gordon Brown has made an attempt to stamp his forgettable, but pernicious, brand of neoliberalism onto the current crisis, writes Morgan Daniels
Unfinished business: The Battle of Seattle twenty years on

The spirit of the Seattle protests two decades ago marked the birth of the anti-globalisation movement - a legacy that endures today, argue Chris Nineham and Feyzi Ismail
Brexit and change

As the next phase of Brexit kicks in, Brian Heron discusses what the arguments are and what underpins them
Macron: Europe's new Blair

Things have got so bad - with Brexit and the Tories - that the establishment long for the reincarnation of another unblemished Blair argues Brian Heron
The 24 hour day: women, work and class

Lindsey German argues for the development of a theory that can respond to changes in work organisation and the feminisation of the workforce
Beneath the bonnet: capitalism and cars

A clash of new and old forms of capitalism exposes the anarchy and wastefulness within our rotten system, writes Chris Bambery
England always dreaming

For St George's Day Mark Perryman explores the connections between English football’s golden moment and national identity
The Poorer Nations: A Possible History of the Global South

Internationalism is not only possible, it is the necessary answer to the neoliberal assault analysed in Vijay Prashad’s, The Poorer Nations, argues Samir Dathi

Globalisation

Globalisation

Marxism and Class part two: Whatever happened to the western working class?

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world

Nationalise P&O now! Hull shows solidarity with sacked workers

Protesters in Hull hit the streets against P&O's sacking of 800 workers, reports John Westmoreland

Canada's role as a global exploiter

John Clarke assesses Canada's destructive role in the world

The Lie of Global Prosperity - book review

Donnelly’s The Lie of Global Prosperity shows how global institutions use bad data to promote the idea that poverty has declined due to neoliberal globalisation, finds Orlando Hill

American Factory: a neoliberal story - film review

American Factory is a powerful documentary about neoliberalism and globalisation and its impact on working class communities, writes Don Davies

Gordon Brown is not our saviour

As per the script, Gordon Brown has made an attempt to stamp his forgettable, but pernicious, brand of neoliberalism onto the current crisis, writes Morgan Daniels

Unfinished business: The Battle of Seattle twenty years on

The spirit of the Seattle protests two decades ago marked the birth of the anti-globalisation movement - a legacy that endures today, argue Chris Nineham and Feyzi Ismail

Brexit and change

As the next phase of Brexit kicks in, Brian Heron discusses what the arguments are and what underpins them

Macron: Europe's new Blair

Things have got so bad - with Brexit and the Tories - that the establishment long for the reincarnation of another unblemished Blair argues Brian Heron

The 24 hour day: women, work and class

Lindsey German argues for the development of a theory that can respond to changes in work organisation and the feminisation of the workforce

Beneath the bonnet: capitalism and cars

A clash of new and old forms of capitalism exposes the anarchy and wastefulness within our rotten system, writes Chris Bambery

England always dreaming

For St George's Day Mark Perryman explores the connections between English football’s golden moment and national identity

The Poorer Nations: A Possible History of the Global South

Internationalism is not only possible, it is the necessary answer to the neoliberal assault analysed in Vijay Prashad’s, The Poorer Nations, argues Samir Dathi

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Globalisation

Globalisation

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world

Protesters in Hull hit the streets against P&O's sacking of 800 workers, reports John Westmoreland

John Clarke assesses Canada's destructive role in the world

Donnelly’s The Lie of Global Prosperity shows how global institutions use bad data to promote the idea that poverty has declined due to neoliberal globalisation, finds Orlando Hill

American Factory is a powerful documentary about neoliberalism and globalisation and its impact on working class communities, writes Don Davies

As per the script, Gordon Brown has made an attempt to stamp his forgettable, but pernicious, brand of neoliberalism onto the current crisis, writes Morgan Daniels

The spirit of the Seattle protests two decades ago marked the birth of the anti-globalisation movement - a legacy that endures today, argue Chris Nineham and Feyzi Ismail

As the next phase of Brexit kicks in, Brian Heron discusses what the arguments are and what underpins them

Things have got so bad - with Brexit and the Tories - that the establishment long for the reincarnation of another unblemished Blair argues Brian Heron

Lindsey German argues for the development of a theory that can respond to changes in work organisation and the feminisation of the workforce

A clash of new and old forms of capitalism exposes the anarchy and wastefulness within our rotten system, writes Chris Bambery

For St George's Day Mark Perryman explores the connections between English football’s golden moment and national identity

Internationalism is not only possible, it is the necessary answer to the neoliberal assault analysed in Vijay Prashad’s, The Poorer Nations, argues Samir Dathi