22 December 2016 Compiled by James O’Nions

21 December 2016 'The emergence as a potential party of government is testament both to the richness of Spanish radical culture and the inventiveness of activists such as Errejón' - Jacob Mukherjee reviews Errejón and Mouffe's latest release

21 December 2016 Social justice campaigner Sakina Sheikh describes a project to embolden young people through the arts

16 December 2016 If Momentum is going to meet the challenge of being fully inclusive, a space must be provided for parents, mothers, carers, grandparents and children, write Jessie Hoskin and Natasha Josette

13 December 2016 Peter Loo is supporting revolutionary social change in Northern Syria.

13 December 2016 Lorna Stephenson and Adam Cantwell-Corn on running a local media co-op

12 December 2016 Tim Holmes takes a look at John Gillingham's polemical history of the EU

9 December 2016 Author Daniel Lazar reviews Enzo Traverso's The End of Jewish Modernity

8 December 2016 Ida-Sofie Picard introduces Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants – as told to Jenny Nelson

7 December 2016 Hilary Aked gets close up with the British far right in Hsiao-Hung Pai's latest release

5 December 2016 Sheldon Ridley spoke to students taking part in their first national demonstration.

5 December 2016 Sheila Rowbotham reviews the memoirs of BBC director and producer, Tony Garnett.

5 December 2016 Malcolm Maclean reviews Jules Boykoff's Power Games: A Political History

3 December 2016 Aiming to re-evaluate the radicalism and efficacy of queer counterculture and rebellion - April Park takes us through David Alderson's new work.

2 December 2016 Red Pepper will be publishing a new book review each day until Christmas

2 December 2016 'In spite of the odds Corbyn is still standing' - Alex Doherty reviews Seymour's analysis of the rise of Corbyn

1 December 2016 'A small manifesto for black liberation through socialist revolution' - Graham Campbell reviews Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's 'From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation'

29 November 2016 This is a massive blow to the rights of ordinary kids to have the same opportunities as their more privileged peers. Danielle Child reports.

27 November 2016 A three-day general strike has brought Sudan to a stand still as people mobilise against the government and inequality. Jenny Nelson writes.

22 November 2016 Laura Nicholson reviews Mustang, Deniz Gamze Erguven’s unashamedly feminist film critique of Turkey’s creeping conservatism

21 November 2016 Hilary Wainwright reflects on an attempt by British workers to produce a democratically determined alternative plan for their industry

21 November 2016 Climate change is a colonial crisis, writes Jo Ram

19 November 2016 Momentum Kids is not about indoctrinating children, but rather the more radical idea that children have an important role to play in shaping the future, writes Kristen Hope

18 November 2016 Lewisham residents object to a new trend in local authority housing developments

17 November 2016 Marienna Pope-Weidemann reports on disruption at the European Custody and Detention Summit

16 November 2016 'MPs are stuck in 1997, waiting for a charismatic, Blair-like messiah, but without the bloodshed'

16 November 2016 Robert Rae reviews a new film about former Guantanamo prisoner Moazzam Begg

16 November 2016 Robert Rae reports from the Edinburgh film festival

16 November 2016 Nina Power calls for an assertion of true human wealth through shared resources, knowledge, and art – while Jessie Hoskin and Sasha Josette explain how The World Transformed festival will respond to this call

10 November 2016 It’s no use apportioning blame, we need meaningful critical reflection. The old formulae are no longer sufficient, writes Paul O'Connell

10 November 2016 Jenny Nelson reviews Luyendiks analysis of the City – the ‘time bomb at the heart of our society’.

9 November 2016 As news of a Trump victory sinks in, we share words of solidarity and calls to action from activists across the left in the UK.

8 November 2016 Huw Beynon reflects on the life of his friend and comrade Davey Hopper, the tough and imaginative Durham miners’ leader, who died in July

8 November 2016 'A symptom of a deep sickness in the American political system’ - John Brissenden reviews Doug Henwood's take on the presidential nominee.

2 November 2016 Michael Mark Cohen revives political art of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, that remains equally relevant today

29 October 2016 James Schneider, Emma Rees and Adam Klug explain what Momentum is and how it is organising collectively to transform society

28 October 2016 Barb Jacobson on the campaign for an unconditional basic income

28 October 2016 Kenny MacAskill of the Scottish National Party says that only a progressive alliance can deliver us from Tory rule

28 October 2016 Kojo Kyerewaa introduces Black Lives Matter UK