Left-wing journal of ideas covering world politics, global economy, movements, theory, history, culture and more. Bluesky & FB: newleftreview
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Martin Barnay in Sidecar:
'Another youth rebellion is now threatening to open up a crisis of legitimacy for Emmanuel Macron’s beleaguered presidency...'
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People are complaining about no good leftist analysis on the riots in France. Don’t do that. Read these instead.
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La izquierda del PSOE lleva una década atrapada en la máquina de guerra electoral heredada del errejonismo. La destrucción estaba asegurada por la incapacidad para transformar su software político. Váyanse a casa y dejen paso a los movimientos de base.
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I meant to recommend this uncommonly smart essay by @kunktation on economic nationalism, not a topic usually written this cogently about in this milieu.
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Reliably excellent writing.
Martin Barnay on the protests in France: newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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What a cool historian @njtmulder is and what a great review in the @NewLeftReview of Orain's history of global capitalist geopolitical enclosures (I'm at least three issues behind.) The book will appear in English next year.
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NEW YORK! We're launch our new China series, Hundred Flowers, at the @BklynInstitute next Thursday. Very excited for a discussion about China from such a great group of writers and scholars. Hope to see you all there!
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Join Leta Hong Fincher, Teemu Ruskola, Eli Friedman, and Weixiang Chen on 10/22 at the @BklynInstitute offices for the launch of Verso's Hundred Flowers series.
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Spectacular piece–one of the best currently out there about the movement in Madrid, and full of analysis resonant with our situation here in North America
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Ya disponible el núm. 158 de @NewLeftReview
Con artículos de Zevin sobre la Guerra del Golfo de Trump, de Sperber sobre los fines del neoliberalismo, de Fraser sobre Gaza como acontecimiento mundial, de Wacquant sobre el abolicionismo y mucho más
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I wrote about the wonderful novels of Jonathan Buckley for @nybooks
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Some words in English about the events in Spain. newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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A brilliant piece of conjuctural analysis from my comrade and colleague @HarveyMurenow
Javier Moreno Zacarés (@HarveyMurenow) in Sidecar:
'Fifteen years after the indignados occupied the Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s central plaza is once again the locus of a mass movement that has brought Spain to a political impasse. How are we back here again?'
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A very thoughtful review by Lola Seaton of Anne Carson's work in the New Left Review. I must confess that despite the Nobel I haven't enough energy to read her innovative work:
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Seeing people talk about market socialism, with reference to classic cases for & against, may I also recommend this pretty amazing long Robin Blackburn piece in @NewLeftReview from 1991? Not so much an argument one way or another as a history of the theme newleftreview.org/issues/i18…
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"Oakeshott was a scoundrel. Tell him to stiffen his tone."
--E. P. Thompson, on Perry Anderson’s assessment of Michael Oakeshott
(h/t Harrison Fluss)
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Recommended reading from @NewLeftReview: ‘Steppe Transitions: The Making and Unmaking of Mongolia’ by Christian Sorace @Bartleby & David Sneath.
In NLR 159: Steppe Transitions.
Christian Sorace and David Sneath present a materialist analysis of Mongolia’s transformations to socialism and capitalism.
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‘Much of the reactionary character of the AfD is already shared by Germany’s establishment. On migration and asylum, the governing centre pushes for “more limitation, more rejections, more control, more deportations,” as Merz put it’ newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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Sounds like a lot of this also applies to Trump: “I don’t know if Biden wants a war with Russia. I don’t know if he wants a war with China. I don’t know what he wants. But it’s scary as hell, because maybe he doesn’t even know.” newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…
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¿Un dominio monetario respaldado, en última instancia, por la fuerza militar?
Costas Lapavitsas (@C_Lapavitsas): El nuevo imperialismo del dolar
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Today is the second anniversary of Fredric Jameson’s death. I found myself rereading this piece recently and thinking once again about why his work casts such a long shadow over revolutionary scholarship. One of the lessons Jameson took from utopia—and understood more deeply++
