Reviews

Ian Allinson looks at rank-and-file worker organisation - the alternative to a reliance on bureaucrats to cut deals with management.

Introducing USS Strike Bulletin, a collaborative online project exploring the bigger questions around neoliberalism in Higher Education.

A photo report from the Yarl’s Wood hunger strike solidarity demonstration in Manchester, 8 March 2018

We look at the latest developments in the wave of strikes that has taken employers by surprise across the higher education system.

Striking academic workers and their student supporters report on the ongoing nationwide action in defence of pensions.

The West Virginia teachers' strike marks the return of the mass strike to the US in 2018.

Chinese leftists are facing state repression for standing with the country’s working class.

Cullen uses the language of advertising to make art taking aim at militarism and consumerism

A never-before-seen pamphlet dating from 1968 tells the fascinating true story of the Stockport Roberts-Arundel textile strike.

Barnaby Raine finds much to admire in Against Miserabilism, a new edition of writings by the late socialist author David Widgery

Tithi Bhattacharya responds to questions about her new book on social reproduction theory.

Kate Bradley writes about depression, austerity and the ambivalent role of state services.

Hazel Croft argues that, while reducing stigma is a good start, we also need a more radical approach to mental health

This ten minute film pays tribute to the revolutionary rock and soul band Redskins. 

In this first of five pieces, Neil Davidson explores Trotsky's history of combined and uneven development and how it helps us understand capitalist modernity.