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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
Rentier Brazil
Will the Workers’ Party break with big finance?
19 January 2022
Global Britain?
Defining Johnson’s foreign policy.
09 November 2021
Energy Dilemma
The antinomies of green capitalism.
05 November 2021
Kopatchinskaja’s Craft
A return to Viennese modernism.
04 November 2021
Rusty Charley
Enforcing the EU’s ‘rule of law’.
02 November 2021
No Connection
On the latest film by Wes Anderson.
29 October 2021
Bitar Investigates
Is the Lebanese judiciary dragging the country back to civil war?
28 October 2021
Red to Black
Charles Mills (1951-2021).
27 October 2021
Hong Kong’s Bilderstreit
Trouble at the new M+ Museum.
21 October 2021
Czech Freefall
Electoral collapse for the country’s left.
20 October 2021
Big Politics
On Len McCluskey’s ‘Always Red’.
19 October 2021
Rule by Target
Nazi roots of the neoliberal state.
15 October 2021
Blind Spots
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s patient cinema.
14 October 2021
Featured
Debacle in Afghanistan
The end of NATO’s forever war.
16 August 2021
Crypto-Politics
Is analytic philosophy inherently reactionary?
29 June 2021
Quad of Mirrors
On Amia Srinivasan’s campus feminism.
31 August 2021
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