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Phil Hearse gives a critical introduction to the work of William I Robinson. 18 August 2020 General Introduction Neil Faulkner and Phil...

Six months in, what sort of government do we face? Neil Faulkner and Phil Hearse explore the character of the Johnson-Cummings regime. 22...

Class is often poorly understood even by those who claim to make it central to their politics; Simon Hannah explores what class means...

Davy Jones shares his initial thoughts on what the crisis of Covid-19 means for the crisis of the left

Tower Hamlets Council is sacking its entire workforce to impose new contracts on them with worse terms and conditions.

William I Robinson analyses the interaction between global capitalism, COVID-19, and neo-fascism. Mutiny Speaks, 22 May 2020. William I...

Neil Faulkner puts the current global crisis into historical context. 8 April 2020. There are three kinds of crisis under capitalism –...

Phil Hearse and Neil Faulkner argue that neoliberal capitalism is facing terminal crisis, and that what comes next will depend on what we...

William I Robinson argues that overaccumulation has left the world exposed to greater crises after shocks such as the coronavirus.

Davy Jones doubts whether the global drive towards fascism is being driven by a coherent transnational capitalist class. It’s messier and...

Phil Hearse argues that the crash could be bigger than 2008 and make fascism a clear and present danger. 28 February 2020. Stock markets...

William Robinson argues that a global police state and 21st century fascism are the responses of an international ruling class to the...