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The New Left Review blog covers the same range as the journal – international politics, world capitalism, culture and ideas – at higher speed and shorter length.
15 December 2020
Anti-Liberal
On Raymond Geuss.
12 August 2022
Useful Spectres
Talking up a new Balkan war.
11 August 2022
Forest of Images
Claude Simon’s confrontation with history.
05 August 2022
Iran Realigned?
Conservative hegemony amid a shifting world order.
04 August 2022
Incomparable Friend
In the Women’s Library.
04 August 2022
No Winners
Ethiopia’s treacherous path to peace.
29 July 2022
A New Sorpasso?
The future of Podemos.
28 July 2022
Tory Fractures
Contested legacies of Thatcher and Johnson.
26 July 2022
The Forgotten Fortuyn
Understanding the neoliberal-populist.
22 July 2022
Degrees of Separation
Jhumpa Lahiri’s Italian turn.
22 July 2022
Sinking Germany
Who will lose out in the Ukraine conflict?
19 July 2022
Pacific Fictions
Albert Serra’s latest film.
15 July 2022
Fortress Greece
On Mitsotakis’s border regime.
13 July 2022
Featured
Thanatos Triumphant
Does hegemony require a grand design?
07 March 2022
Law Man
Ramsey Clark (1927-2021).
28 December 2021
Remnants of Utopia
Owen Hatherley’s retrospective essays.
05 August 2021
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