From the Organizers In the conference volume Anarchist Visions of Society, published in 2023, we compiled concrete concepts for a more just, democratic, and non-hierarchical society. At this upcoming conference, we aim to discuss paths toward such societies. To explore the| New Politics
An appalling decision by federal judge Trevor McFadden was filed on August 4. The idea that Jews are a “race” makes one’s skin crawl.| New Politics
The underlying logic and key characteristics of the 12-day Israel-Iran war. The post The Gog and Magog Complex: On Iran/Israel Endless War appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
For the past four years, I have been breathing in a country where the sky is constantly collapsing on women’s heads. As an Afghan girl, I welcome each sunrise not knowing whether I will see sunset on that day. In The post Women in the Shadow of Global Fascism: The Narrative of an Afghan Girl & a Truth Which Knows No Boundaries appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
A socialist Vermont state senator explains how the left must support Ukraine while also supporting Gaza and opposing militarism. The post American Leftists and Solidarity with Ukraine appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
Now I’m just back from a visit, my first in several years, seeing and talking with old friends of various views, left, right, and center. The post Impressions of Mexico—Some Delightful, Some Disturbing appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
This is not just any election campaign: it features low-budget TikTok videos, recycled soap opera actors—almost all of them from the 1990s—and a political narrative that offers no redemption but promises dire consequences. The post A Who’s Who of Bolivia’s Tumultuous Elections appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
Eighty years ago this week, on August 6 and August 9, United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japan, the first on Hiroshima and the second on Nagasaki, killing 200,000 people. The post 80 Years in the Shadow of the Bomb appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
Afghan refugees,a population of 4-5 million who have lived,worked &raised families in Iran for decades,are being deported en masse. In recent weeks, in the aftermath of military confrontations with Israel and mounting domestic unrest, the Iranian government has sought to The post Mass Deportations from Iran: Afghan Women Caught in the Grip of Violence and Inhumanity appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
“Putting the movement back in the labor movement,” is an expression that you hear regularly at union events. The sentiment speaks to the idea that labor needs to be aspirational, visionary and connected to improving the lives of everyday people through collective action The post Labor’s Partisans: Book Review appeared first on New Politics.| New Politics
The bombs fell in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood in Gaza City around 2 a.m. on July 14, killing more than two dozen people. The IDF hasn't answered why it bombed the Arafat home or barred rescue workers.| New Politics
New PoliticsNo. 79From the Editors Marx's Ethical VisionVanessa Wills interviewed by Phil Gasper Marx on Communal Villages as Loci of Revolutionby Kevin B. Anderson New Politics has established a| New Politics
A critical examination of Trotsky's evolving views on revolutionary morality and democracy in revolutionary movements.| New Politics
CA Gov. Gavin Newsome, a Democrat, said of Trump’s action, “That move is purposefully inflammatory and will only escalate tension. This is the wrong mission and will erode public trust.” He said the Trump administration was deranged.| New Politics
In The Wretched of the Earth, anticolonial theorist Frantz Fanon warned that Africa’s postcolonial bourgeoisie would co-opt the symbols of Black liberation to advance their own narrow agendas, ultimately failing to break both the psychological and material chains of colonialism.| New Politics
Jonas Marvin reflects on the far-right riots in Britain and how anti-fascists should respond.| New Politics
Protests erupted after the July 28 presidential election as soon as the National Electoral Council (CNE) announced that Nicolás Maduro had won another six-year term.| New Politics
