A new book from one of the world’s leading philosophers brims with ideas about gender, collective action and insecurity.

With 20 million refugees worldwide, the International Olympic Committee announces a new team to make the games more inclusive for people without a nation to call home.

There’s no such thing as a permanent present or a future that is fixed.

A new wave of activism is rooted in a different spiritual tradition to the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

As people explore new forms of agency online, where is the politics that can serve their growing sense of possibility?

A policy that parcels out money to people may maintain, or even exacerbate, levels of loneliness and individualism.

Progressive renewal lies in a deep recognition that we are not choosing our current lives. An introduction to this week's guest-edited series: spirituality and visionary politics.

Celebrating the remarkable life of a renowned peace activist and writer who died on April 30 2016.

Ahead of the opening of Sex Workers' Opera tonight, these arts activists are fighting the battle for hearts and minds.

Eight people have been found not guilty of using direct action to shut down one of the largest arms fairs in the world.

The Israeli government deliberately invokes terrorist attacks, rockets, and scary brown men in headscarfs to stoke the population's fear, but I am scared of the racism Zionists use to justify the occupation. Originally published August 2014.

By building an alternative culture from within, workers at one of the world’s most exploitative corporations are planting the seeds of social transformation.

Transforming learning into a process of liberation sounds great, but what does it mean in practice?

Culture change takes us to some dark and painful places, yet art and music remind us that love and beauty are vital for social transformation.

Is there hope for a new politics in European institutions? One insider-outsider says yes.

The UK government's recent attempts to legislate against Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions are reminiscent of Thatcher during South African Apartheid.