Society & Culture
Günter Grass and the German neurosis
19 Apr 2012
Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past
Standing idly by while Britain chokes
11 May 2017
‘Killer air’ represents a public health emergency, writes Eddie Ford, yet the government wants to do as little about it as possible
Alienation and augmented humanity
11 May 2017
Mike Belbin reviews: 'Ghost in the Shell' Rupert Sanders (director), general release
A story of isolation
11 May 2017
Unification under capitalism can only but perpetuate inequality, writes Michael Roberts
Playing into Grillo’s hands
11 May 2017
Toby Abse reports on the balance of forces following Renzi’s re-election
What kind of education?
04 May 2017
Mike Macnair reviews: Paul Auerbach, 'Socialist optimism: an alternative political economy for the 21st century', Palgrave Macmillan 2016, pp522, £26.99
Class struggle or national war?
04 May 2017
Moshé Machover replies to Tony Greenstein
No concessions
04 May 2017
The French left must overcome its panic and maintain its opposition to the dysfunctional capitalist establishment, argues Paul Demarty
Not back to normal
27 Apr 2017
The centre-right and the centre-left suffered defeat, but the markets are no longer in a panic. Yassamine Mather looks at the French ... and the Iranian presidential elections
Failed recipes
27 Apr 2017
We must relearn the art of thinking strategically. Jack Conrad joins the debate on Israel-Palestine
You still can’t say it
20 Apr 2017
Chris Gray reviews: Ken Livingstone, 'You can’t say that: memoirs', Faber, 2011,pp710, £9.99
All form, not much content
20 Apr 2017
Max Grierson reviews: Paul Beatty, 'The sellout', Oneworld Publications, 2016, pp289, £12.99
No self-determination
20 Apr 2017
The overthrow of Zionism is incompatible with a Hebrew nation, argues Tony Greenstein, in this reply to Moshé Machover
Plans for blue murder
20 Apr 2017
Eddie Ford is not remotely surprised that Theresa May has called a snap election
Playing dangerous games
20 Apr 2017
Donald Trump’s swaggering brinksmanship is a reminder of the fragility of the global order, argues Paul Demarty
Man, movement and state
06 Apr 2017
The transformation of Martin McGuinness from freedom fighter to ‘man of peace’ cannot be put down to individual failings, writes James Harvey