Newsletter
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Newsletter #98: Conspiracy Theory
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Newsletter #97: Third Worldism w/ Aslı Bâli & Aziz Rana
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Newsletter #96: Understanding 20th-Century Arab Radicalism w/ Abdel Razzaq Takriti
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Newsletter #95: Gaza and US politics
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Newsletter #94: Robin D. G. Kelley on Working-Class Democracy and Palestine
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Newsletter #93: Arab Radicalism in the 20th Century w/ Abdel Razzaq Takriti
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Newsletter #92: “The Historians’ Dispute” and the German Question w/ Emily Dische-Becker
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Newsletter #91: Yemen and the Houthis w/ Helen Lackner
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Newsletter #90: Your Money Or Your Life w/ Luke Messac
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Newsletter #89: Colonialism, Zionism, and Sectarianism w/ Ussama Makdisi
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Newsletter #88: Zionism vs. Anti-Zionism w/ Shaul Magid
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Newsletter #87: National Conservatism Versus Popular Anti-Imperialism, with Richard Seymour
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Newsletter #86: Listeners’ Mailbag w/ Beverly Gage - The New Deal and the FBI
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Newsletter #85: Palestine is Everywhere
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Newsletter #84: Dissecting the Failures of the “Mass Protest Decade” w/ Vincent Bevins
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Newsletter #83: Techno-Fixes and Land Redistribution: Listeners’ Mailbag w/ Jo Guldi
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Newsletter #82: The Union Forever, Part 2 | Listeners' Maibag with Alex Press
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Newsletter #81: The Union Forever, Part 1 | Listeners' Maibag with Eric Blanc
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Newsletter #80: Cracks in the Class Structure w/ Amna Akbar, Gabriel Winant, Thea Riofrancos, Part Two
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Newsletter #79: What Next for the Left?, with Amna Akbar, Gabriel Winant, and Thea Riofrancos, Part One
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Newsletter #78: The Relevance of The Communist Manifesto Today w/ China Mieville
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Newsletter #77: Human versus Machine, w/ Meredith Whittaker, Ed Ongweso, and Sarah West
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Newsletter #76: OPEC and the Century of Oil, w/ Giuliano Garavini
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Newsletter #75: Settler-Colonialism Never Ended, with Brenna Bhandar
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Newsletter #74: Listeners' Mailbag w/ Quinn Slobodian
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Newsletter #73: Exiting Neoliberalism's Zones of Exception, with Quinn Slobodian
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Newsletter #72: Historicizing the Anti-Trans Panic, with Jules Gill-Peterson
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Newsletter #71: Chicago's Working-Class Movement Turns to Governing, with Stacy Davis Gates, Carlos Ramirez-Rosa, and Alex Han
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Newsletter #70: Doing the Work in Philadelphia, with Helen Gym and Nikil Saval
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Newsletter #69: Cars and Colonialism, on Caroline Kanner and Jackson Roach’s “Superhighway!
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Newsletter #68: The Path to Social Democracy Runs Through Public Education, with Jennifer Berkshire and Jack Schneider
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Newsletter #67: Worker Organizing Beyond the Bargaining Table, w/ Jane McAlevey
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Newsletter #66: No State of Exception w/ Edo Konrad and Joshua Leifer
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Newsletter #65: Left Culture and Public Space, on Omar Etman’s “A Garden in Cairo
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Newsletter #64: Sexuality and Class Conflict w/ Max Fox and Chris Nealon
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Newsletter #63: Race, Medicine, and Indifference to Suffering, with Helena Hansen, Jules Netherland, and David Herzberg
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Newsletter #62: Studying American Capitalism to Transform It, w/ Nelson Lichtenstein
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Newsletter #61: Challenging the Myths of American Militarism w/ Nadia Abu El-Haj
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Newsletter #60: Hegemonic Militarism, with Nadia Abu El-Haj
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Newsletter #59: The Bad New Days of Higher Education, with Dennis Hogan
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Newsletter #58: Beating Back the Neoliberalization of Higher Ed, with Donna Murch and Todd Wolfson
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Newsletter #57: Housing Organizing Is Worker Organizing, with Rene Moya, Tracy Rosenthal, Shanti Singh, and Cea Weaver
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Newsletter #56: Freedom Dreams and Counter-Histories, with Robin D.G. Kelley
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Newsletter #55: Gramsci Says, “Don’t Mourn — Think, Then Organize!” with Michael Denning
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Newsletter #54: Gramsci’s Good Sense, with Michael Denning
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Newsletter #53: The Fight Over Inflation Is the Fight of Labor Against Capital, w/ Tim Barker
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Newsletter #52: Using the Twentieth Century for the Twenty-First, with Edward Goetz
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Newsletter #51: Social Housing for a Socialist Future, w/ Gail Radford
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Newsletter #50: The Economics of the American Revolution, with William Hogeland
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Newsletter #49: Understanding Iran Beyond East-West Binaries, with Eskander Sadeghi-Boroujerdi and Golnar Nikpour
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Newsletter #48: Iran’s “Passive Revolution,” with Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi and Golnar Nikpour
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Newsletter #47: The Coup Against Iran’s Mohammed Mosaddegh and the Limits of Sovereignty, with Golnar Nikpour and Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi
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Newsletter #46: Iran’s Revolutionary Past, with Eskandar Sadeghi and Golnar Nikpour
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Newsletter #45: Reading the French Revolution Today, with Laura Mason
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Newsletter #44: Great Hours, Small People with Anton Jäger and Dominik Leusder
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Newsletter #43: Telling Labor’s Story with Daisy Pitkin
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Newsletter #42: Class War in the Courtroom, with Laura Weinrib
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Newsletter #41: We Need Emancipatory Counterfactuals, with Thulani Davis
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Newsletter #40: Putting Internationalism at the Heart of Our Politics, with Olufemi O. Taiwo, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, and Robin D. G. Kelley
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Newsletter #39: The Periphery of the Periphery, with Rahmane Idrissa
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Newsletter #38: The Absurdity and Danger of British Imperial Nostalgia, with Kojo Koram
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Newsletter #37: Building a Better World When the Old One Has Been Eviscerated, with Matt Christman
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Newsletter #36: Which Post-Capitalist Transition? with Evgeny Morozov
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Newsletter #35: In This House, We Believe, with Jared Clemons
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Newsletter #34: The US Right’s New Dreams, with Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell
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Newsletter #33: American Guns and American Exceptionalism, with Patrick Blanchfield
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Newsletter #32: The New Democrats and an Old Approach to Poverty, with Lily Geismer
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Newsletter #31: Prison Abolition and Communism, with Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Alberto Toscano, and Brenna Bhandar
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Newsletter #30: Dependency Theory Is Essential to Understanding Our World, with Margarita Fajardo
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Newsletter #29: Can Labor Rise Again?, with Rob Baril, Jaz Brisack, Luis Feliz Leon, Alex Press, and Chris Smalls
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Newsletter #28: Hegemony, Order, and Rivalry Before the West, with Ayşe Zarakol
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Newsletter #27: Local Debts and Global Narratives, with Destin Jenkins
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Newsletter #26: Life Under Inflation and Price Chaos, with Rupert Russell and Isabella Weber
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Newsletter #25: Defund, Abolition, and Remaking Our World, with Mariame Kaba and Geo Maher
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Newsletter #24: How to End Global Vaccine Appartheid, with Achal Prabhala
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Newsletter #23: A New Age of Empire, with Ho-fung Hung
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Newsletter #22: Capitalist China, with Ho-fung Hung
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Newsletter #21: A Left Internationalist Response to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, with Sophie Pinkham and Nick Mulder
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Newsletter #20: Slapping Back the Invisible Hand, with Kim Phillips-Fein
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Newsletter #19: War in Ukraine on a Burning Planet, with Tony Wood
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Newsletter #18: A Radical — and Popular — Feminism in Latin America and Around the World, with Verónica Gago
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Newsletter #17: The Maladies of Colonial Capitalism, with Raj Patel and Rupa Marya
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Newsletter #16: The Real Story of What’s Happening in Ukraine, with Volodymyr Ishchenko
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Newsletter #15: Joe Biden Has Failed in His Fight Against Coronavirus, with Justin Feldman
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Newsletter #14: Building Left Power in Disorienting Times, with Aziz Rana, Nikhil Pal Singh, and Wendy Brown
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Newsletter #13: A Path Forward for Workers in Rust Belt America, with Gabriel Winant
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Newsletter #12: Money Is Inherently Political, with Stefan Eich
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Newsletter #11: The False Promises of Cryptocurrency with Edward Ongweso, Jr. and Jacob Silverman
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Newsletter #10: How Neoliberalism Creates Right-Wing Reaction, with Rodrigo Nunes
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Newsletter #9: Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Is a “Major Threat to Life on the Planet”
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Newsletter #8: Cuba’s Key Role in Fighting Apartheid in Angola Is All but Forgotten Today
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Newsletter #7: The Immense Possibilities at the Heart of Our Past and Present, with David Wengrow
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Newsletter #6: US Workers Are Pissed Off and Striking Back
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Newsletter #5: Desire Is Political, with Amia Srinivasan
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Newsletter #4: The Long, Disastrous History of US Intervention in Afghanistan, with Tariq Ali
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Newsletter #3: Imagining Utopia in a Time of Climate Disaster with Kim Stanley Robinson
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Newsletter #2: Occupy Paved the Way for Today’s Reborn Left
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Newsletter #1: The War on Terror Made Our World