NLR 150, November–December 2024
NLR 150, November–December 2024. Includes articles by André Singer, NLR Editors, Mark Elvin, Rachel Kushner, Erika Balsom, Alexander Zevin, Joseph Bryant, Ernesto Teuma, Mark Elvin, Roberto Schwarz, Peter Osborne, Mark Elvin, Anon and Matthew Karp
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Feb 21, 2023 · Bryan Palmer A Hero From Capitalism’s Hell. A tribute to Mike Davis, perhaps the finest revolutionary-socialist writer the US has produced. From boyhood geologizing with his meat-cutter father in the Californian desert to radical organizing in sixties LA, education in Western Marxism and voracious reading in labour history, political economy and urban ecology, the making of a great organic ...
NLR 146, March–April 2024 - New Left Review
May 3, 2024 · Richard Beck Bidenism Abroad. Panoramic survey of US foreign policy as Washington attempts to maintain its global hegemony in conditions of faltering growth. Containing China, confronting Russia, driving decarbonization: each of Biden’s stated aims has been beset by insoluble contradictions from the outset, Richard Beck argues, now compounded by Israel’s punitive war on Gaza.
NLR 147 • May/June 2024 - New Left Review
Jul 2, 2024 · Cédric Durand Landscapes of Capital. A critical engagement with the work of Brett Christophers, whose books—The New Enclosure, Rentier Capitalism, Our Lives in Their Portfolios and The Price Is Wrong—unfold a novel critique of the ‘rentier stage’ of contemporary capitalism, in the tradition of radical historical geography developed by Lefebvre, Harvey and Davis.
Seven Theses on American Politics - New Left Review
Dec 21, 2022 · 3 . Thesis One. A new non-class, but robustly material, politics has emerged since the 1990s.The us political scene has long displayed a profoundly paradoxical aspect: while ubiquitously structured by class, it is marked by an almost complete absence of ‘class politics’. footnote 7 The parties, at their apexes, minister to different fractions of capital, but at their bases are oriented to ...
NLR 149, September–October 2024 - newleftreview.org
Oct 31, 2024 · Fredric Jameson Agon: The Iliad. Drafted as the foundational first chapter of Volume One, the last to be written, of Jameson’s monumental Poetics of Social Forms.A richly rewarding study of the Iliad, located within the ‘immense transition’ from the great imperial cities of the Bronze Age.The logic of agon—a multi-sided struggle—as governing principle of …
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The World and the Left - New Left Review
Nov 1, 2022 · Since Chávez’s death in 2013 and the crash-landing of the Venezuelan petro-economy, as the oil price fell from $120 in mid-2014 to $30 at the end of 2015, with us sanctions battening on trade, the former President has been used as a scarecrow-like figure to frighten wavering voters in Latin America and beyond. Yet Venezuela’s economic disaster was a post-Chávez phenomenon.
NLR 114, November–December 2018 - New Left Review
Raymond Williams The Future of Marxism. Published at last in NLR, a remarkable, long-buried intervention by one of the leading thinkers of the early New Left. Characteristically original and independent-minded considerations of the relation of Marxism to the actually existing Communist regimes and the correspondences of socialist theory …