Montly Review

• May 26: Symposium on Foster’s “Breaking the Bonds of Fate”

  Stay tuned for a symposium hosted by Daniel Tutt, on John Bellamy Foster’s Breaking the Bonds of Fate: Epicurus and Marx ,featuring philosophers Helena Sheehan, Katarina Kolozova, Thomas Nail and... READ MORE

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• WATCH: Ecosocialism Forum hosts Ian Angus, author of “Metabolic Rifts” (Available now!)

  Ian Angus introduces his new book Metabolic Rifts: Capitalism’s Assault on the Earth’s System, in an event cosponsored with, and hosted by, the Global Ecosocialist Network. In an event hosted... READ MORE

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• Forthcoming: The Rainbow Challenge (Excerpt)

  From the Preface to the new edition: Jesse Jackson’s first presidential primary race in 1984 should have been a wakeup call for the Democratic Party. Without a large campaign chest,... READ MORE

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• In the public eye: “Silencing Fighting Bob: The Attack on Antiwar Progressives During the First World War”

  The latest: "The memory of the courageous, charismatic Robert F. La Follette deserves more attention as rising authoritarianism and an unpopular war once again coincide. Tens of thousands of Americans suffered government repression during and after World War I. For many, this meant exile or prison sentences. Bob La Follette has the distinction of being the anti-war senator hounded and pursued by the administration of a liberal Democrat, Woodrow Wilson. He came back from persecution to run for president...."

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• The Digital Mask of Class Power (Forthcoming: “Digitalization in India”

  The Indian edition of the Research Unit for Political Economy’s Digitalization in India, reviewed by Bappa Sinha for The Wire: “….For working-class and peasant movements confronting the daily realities of... READ MORE

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