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Beverley Best identifies the critique of value as the central through line of Capital III.

Leah Cowan highlights the paradox of criminal legal solutions for violence.

Andy Beckett's The Searchers charts the Labour New Left from its emergence in the late 1960s until it took the leadership of the party under Jeremy Corbyn. Its analysis of the lethal and frequently destructive political skill of the Labour right offers painful lessons for today's activists.

In this interview, Ugo Palheta argues that the Left in France must both resist the threat of fascism and prepare a real alternative to Macronism in order to truly defeat the far right.

For our Jameson at 90 series, Nicholas Brown returns to Fredric Jameson's essay, "On Rereading Doktor Faustus" from his essay collection The Modernist Papers. 

Gerry Canavan reflects on Fredric Jameson's Archaeologies of the Future for this instalment of Jameson at 90.

Revisiting Fredric Jameson's The Cultural Turn, Xudong Zhang reminds us that, for Jameson, the cultural turn was always also economic. Zhang describes postmodernism's mutually constitutive process of globalizing and totalizing both the cultural and the economic for our Jameson at 90 series.

Urgent reads for student activists!

Books on the politics of walking.