31 December 2012 The government is backing the largest road building programme in 25 years. Andrea Needham reports
30 December 2012 Only by accepting that we may fail will we take the risks that may lead to a better world, argues Mike Marqusee
22 December 2012 Natalie Bennett, the new Green Party leader, speaks to Andrew Bowman and Michael Calderbank
20 December 2012 Everyday Revolutions: horizontalism and autonomy in Argentina, by Marina A Sitrin, reviewed by Isabelle Koksal
17 December 2012 To really win migrant rights we need to organise a politics that goes beyond borders, writes James O'Nions
17 December 2012 Isabelle Koksal counters the right wing myths with some facts and figures
16 December 2012 In France, Italy and elsewhere, migrants are organising, not just against racism but for their rights as workers. Vittorio Longhi reports
16 December 2012 Matthew Carr investigates the brutal border regimes of our ‘gated continent’ and suggests the possibility of a different politics of solidarity
16 December 2012 As part of Red Pepper's special issue on migration, Guy Taylor tells some stories of migrants' real lives
15 December 2012 Philosophy Football's Mark Perryman introduces his best left-wing books of 2012 for a hopeful materialist's seasonal gift list
14 December 2012 Max Watson of London Metropolitan University’s Unison branch describes how its members helped stave off privatisation proposals at the university
12 December 2012 Nick Dearden traces the legacy of World Bank-funded development in Guatemala through massacres, massive public debt and continued poverty for the majority
12 December 2012 The Making of Global Capitalism: the political economy of American empire, by Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin, reviewed by Patrick Bond
10 December 2012 The Artist Placement Group brought artistic practice to British workplaces in the 1960s and 1970s. Janna Graham reviews a new exhibition of their work
7 December 2012 'Conservatives have never truly been convinced by this country’s experiment with universal suffrage'
5 December 2012 Tonia Katerini of Syriza describes the social solidarity movement rising as Greeks struggle for survival
5 December 2012 The world’s media has gone into a panic about Greek fascists Golden Dawn. Here, Yiorgos Vassalos examines their neo-Nazi politics and the reasons for their support
5 December 2012 Lorna Stephenson and Emma Hughes report on cleaners’ success organising against poverty pay
4 December 2012 Are You My Mother? by Alison Bechdel, reviewed by Mel Evans
4 December 2012 Edward Webster looks at Working for Ford, by Huw Beynon (1974)
4 December 2012 Geoff Crothall reports on the remarkable success of workers’ movements in China
3 December 2012 As the dust on Leveson’s report into media ethics and standards begins to settle, Justin Schlosberg reflects on where it leaves the growing movement for media reform
3 December 2012 Lambeth brands itself a ‘co-operative council’ – but it is selling off properties currently run by housing co-ops, reports Lambeth Save Our Services
3 December 2012 Lorna Stephenson reports on how cuts are hitting elderly care – and what the newly privatised sector looks like
3 December 2012 As UEFA prepares to stage the 2013 European under-21 championship in Israel, Naomi Wimborne-Idrissi reports on the exclusion of Palestinian footballers
3 December 2012 Untouchables: dirty cops, bent justice and racism in Scotland Yard, by Michael Gillard and Laurie Flynn, reviewed by Kevin Blowe
3 December 2012 G4S's Olympic failure hasn’t stopped the government from handing it more services, Tim Hunt reports
3 December 2012 Wrestling in the Daylight: a rabbi’s path to Palestinian solidarity, by Brant Rosen, reviewed by Richard Kuper
3 December 2012 As the UN climate summit in Qatar comes to a close, Mads Ryle reports on the grassroots action on climate change that offers a real alternative
2 December 2012 A major strike wave in the oil fields of Kazakhstan has turned into murderous repression by the Nazarbayev government. Gabriel Levy reports
2 December 2012 Veteran US movement strategist George Lakey talks to Sarah-Jayne Clifton about creating nonviolent revolution
1 December 2012 Union organiser Ewa Jasiewicz looks at the increasing precarity of migrant and agency workers – and how they are fighting back
1 December 2012 Natalie Fenton on why Cameron is scared of implementing Leveson's recommendations.
1 December 2012 The year 1792 saw demands for social democracy and equality create a revolutionary impulse felt far beyond France, writes Mike Marqusee
1 December 2012 While academies have drawn the headlines, the government’s new ‘studio schools’ are making children work for corporate sponsors. Alex Diaz reports
30 November 2012 After the Walmart strikes which saw hundreds of workers protesting outside US stores, Kaspar Loftin looks at the company’s oppressive and unfair treatment of employees over the years
24 November 2012 Koos Couvée reviews a film about the riots that gives a different point of view
22 November 2012 Get the latest on recent social and economic developments in the continent on Saturday 1 December, at the Latin America 2012 Conference
22 November 2012 Join the protest against Israel's attacks on Gaza and the occupation
20 November 2012 Philosophy Football’s Mark Perryman reveals the football books any fan would welcome as an addition to their bookshelf this Christmas
19 November 2012 Abby Martin interviews Phyllis Bennis, Director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, about the current escalation of violence in Gaza
16 November 2012 Adam Quarshie talks with supporters of the TUC demonstration outside the Imperial War Museum last month
13 November 2012 Phyllis Bennis reports from Washington DC on the ideological impact of Hurricane Sandy
10 November 2012 Ben Trott picks over signs of hope for the left in the US elections
8 November 2012 Emma Dowling speaks to Katja Kipping, new co-chair of Germany's Left Party, about the European crisis and the direction she wants to take the party
8 November 2012 As Firenze 10+10 begins, Rossana Rossanda discusses how the Left can open a breach in the neoliberal wall
8 November 2012 Donatella Della Porta writes that despite the Eurozone crisis and harsh austerity policies, it seems as if Italy is no longer responding with protest demonstrations anymore
2 November 2012 Lorenzo Fe writes that opposition to the financial dictatorship will come from the streets of Italy, not from the Italian government
2 November 2012 The week around the web and upcoming actions, with Izzy Koksal
1 November 2012 Revolution at Point Zero by Silvia Federici and The Problem with Work by Kathi Weeks, reviewed by Nicholas Beuret