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Author and activist D Hunter talks about class struggle in the UK and the importance of working class education, redistribution and abolition today.
We can no longer ignore the role of Big Tech in entrenching global inequality. To curtail the forces of digital capitalism, we need an ecosocialist Digital Tech Deal.
The reception of Ukrainian refugees in Poland has painted an image of a country welcoming refugees. But the crisis at the border with Belarus tells a different story.
To predict future developments among the US far-right, we can look at one particular niche of current far-right thinking: its biologized notion of masculinity.
Italy’s emerging student movement La Lupa is building on a long tradition of student organizing and is taking important steps towards intersectional solidarity.
The government of Belize is attempting to suppress Indigenous self-determination and disavow customary Maya governance in the name of “development.”
In this interview, Ramor Ryan reflects on his time organizing alongside the Zapatistas, the often “messy” practice of international solidarity and more.
Long forgotten, Anton de Kom, Suriname’s anticolonial leader, people’s historian and fighter in the Dutch resistance is now getting the recognition he deserves.
Under Greece’s Nea Demokratia government, the situation for migrants and refugees in the country is rapidly deteriorating — with the EU’s callous support.
In building a directly democratic future, we must learn from examples of grassroots historical research and rediscover community approaches to archaeology.
Embodying the intersection of gender and class, women trade union leaders are essential to the goals of ending gender violence and promoting women empowerment.
Capitalist realist tropes in Andreas Malm’s environmental critique can complement Mark Fisher’s surprisingly scarce engagement with the climate crisis.
The victory of Chile’s new president Gabriel Boric laid bare the interconnectedness of street-level and electoral politics: abandoning one can compromise the other.
For many Ukrainians, Russia’s invasion has made talks of neutrality and negotiations redundant. Right now, their focus is on survival and resistance.
Antifascism in the 21st century is about more than merely opposing the fascists in our streets: it is about envisioning and building an anti-capitalist project.
Amílcar Cabral’s vision of liberation through the creative expression of the oppressed remains central to contemporary anti-colonial struggle.
Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.
By the end of this century, we will have lost about half of the world’s languages. To protect Indigenous languages under threat, we must defend language rights.
Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.
The Egyptian labor movement has a long history of resistance, but the current repressive regime is coming down hard on independent trade union organizing.
In his latest book, “City on the Second Floor,” Matt Sedillo offers a carefully crafted and disturbing narrative about a world careering out of control.
In his new book, Modibo Kadalie examines the convergence of maroon and Indigenous cultures in the US and rediscovers a lost history of intimate direct democracy.
John Holloway shares his thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic, social movements challenging the logic of capital, communal power against hierarchy and more.
The life of a Black radical who fled state violence in the US only to find it under a different name in the Soviet Union shows the state is never the solution.
Historian Stephen J. Macekura traces the origins of the growth paradigm and explains why we are still in the grips of his powerful-but-flawed economic idea today.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
To liberate ourselves from the shackles of climate apocalypse, we require a revolutionary and internationalist plan of action generated by a global peoples’ movement.
Gig workers were deemed to be “unorganizable” — but Deliveroo riders in the UK have shown that workers still have the power to change the world.
We urgently need to develop forms of universal, de-gendered and promiscuous care to replace the dominant forms of structural carelessness.
In 2019, Chile exploded in a mass uprising against authoritarian neoliberalism. What role did the Chilean feminist movement play in fomenting this revolt?
The challenge for antifascists today is to build the capacity to act as a buffer for marginalized communities and the movements fighting for a new world.
Solidarity between Indigenous liberation movements fosters their resistance against capitalism and settler colonialism in its many different forms.
To create a world where we all have a home we have to dismantle the border regime — not just borders, but all bordering, all ordering and all exploitative regimes.
Contemporary movements for Black liberation are both old and new at the same time, simultaneously questioning and responding to the calamities that engulf us.
Amidst capitalist crises, social movements are telling new stories about what it means to be human, revealing our collective power to refuse and create.
The crises of our times will never be resolved without powerful and dynamic social movements exerting sustained pressure from below. The time to mobilize is now.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
Nigerian #EndSARS protesters were successful in getting a notorious police unit disbanded, but their real legacy is the unity it inspired among the people.
India’s ASHA and anganwadi workers are rallying under the slogan “Community health work is work!” to demand fair pay and treatment for the essential services they provide.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
Countless student protesters took to the streets of Iraqi Kurdistan to demand better living conditions and denounce political corruption among the ruling elites.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
Long-time prison abolitionist Jacques Lesage de La Haye reflects on decades of anti-prison organizing in France and his personal journey from inmate to activist.
Liberia’s health workers are waging a dual struggle: battling the COVID-19 pandemic on the one hand, while fighting for their rights and salaries on the other.
Frank Barat speaks to Milena Ansari and Ubai Aboudi about Israel’s recent designation of six leading Palestinian human rights organizations as “terrorist organizations.”
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The Transnational Institute is hosting a six-part webinar series on China’s unique history, politics and peoples and their own struggles for justice.
This is the story of the movement for housing justice in Berlin — one of Europe’s most vibrant struggles to secure a city for all.
A new report shows how seven of the world’s biggest historic emitters of greenhouse gases spend more than twice as much on borders as climate finance.
Maximizing utility has always been central to capitalism, but under neoliberalism futility has become the dominant experience.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The implosion of neoliberal globalization is not just a moment of regression, but potentially a phase of re-internalization, which the left should exploit.
Connecting counter-terror policing and surveillance to the question of policing at large is a vital step in advancing struggles against police and state violence.
The climate crisis is posing an existential threat to the Caribbean — labor unions have a crucial role to play in preventing and preparing for impending disasters.
Abolitionists and mental health advocates in the US are working to replace both police and psychiatry by reimagining how we respond to mental health crisis.
Why are politicians, businesses and even civil society groups talking about climate change as a security issue in the run up to #COP26? A primer by Nick Buxton based on a decade of collaborative research.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
Nikolai Bukharin’s idea of “equilibrium” — a balance between society, technology and nature — helps us to reconceptualize our historical relationship to nature.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The contradictions of Black citizenship are intricately linked to movement and migration, despite common perceptions that exclude Black people from migrant struggles today.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
A podcast dedicated to circulating the practices and mechanisms that make resilient, rewarding and effective organizations and movements.
Microwork sites are modern-day digital sweatshops reintroducing piece rate that regularly steal wages while employers remain hidden behind opaque interfaces.
Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
Words of the Zapatista communities at the March Against the Destruction of Nature in Vienna, Austria.
The rituals and celebrations of Bolivia’s miners created spaces for radical organizing and helped build solidarity during the 1952 National Revolution.
If peaceful mass-mobilizations cannot avert climate catastrophe, has the time come to imagine more radical forms of resistance to fossil capitalism?
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
Berlin’s referendum to expropriate corporate landlords is a watershed moment for rental politics and a rare win against international real estate capital.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
A lifelong communist, revolutionary poet and Black feminist organizer, Claudia Jones lived her many lives in the service of collective liberation.
Radicals have long used food to challenge the status quo. The Nation of Islam’s navy bean pie was a weapon in its battle against white supremacy.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
The Laura Flanders show offers weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics.
Marcela, an indigenous healer and organizer reflects on the role of traditional knowledge and medicine in her personal and collective struggles for liberation.
Earthcare Fieldcast is a podcast that listens into our collective struggles for existence to learn about world-making, earth care and planetary resistance.
ROAR and the Resistance Studies Initiative are collaborating on an ongoing series focused on usable social research for a broad range of liberation struggles.
A weekly show focusing on the economic dimensions of everyday life and alternative ways to organize our economy and politics, with Prof. Richard D. Wolff.
This is the story of the rise and fall of the alter-globalization movement, and how its legacy shapes radical struggles today.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The ZAD’s years-long confrontation with the French state harbors many lessons about the role of unity in radical struggles and the effectiveness of land occupation strategies.
Weekly in-depth interviews with forward-thinking people in the worlds of arts, entrepreneurship and politics with Laura Flanders.
A bimonthly podcast hosted by Professor David Harvey that looks at capitalism through a Marxist lens.
The EU has invested billions in Israeli arms companies to further militarize its border agency Frontex. Building a global antimilitarist movement is essential.
The social movement left is having an outsized impact on Chile’s Constitutional Convention — combined with pressure from the streets, another Chile is possible.