Listening to The People’s History of Scotland
Launching a new history podcast, from the author of The People’s History of Scotland, Chris Bambery.
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Pandora’s Box | History Made Conscious
The opening of pop culture, literature, the arts, aesthetics and all of intellectual life to Marxist view in the late twentieth century marked bold and disruptive possibilities for feminist thought. -
Colonizing Kashmir: Interview with Hafsa Kanjwal
Interview with Hafsa Kanjwal about Indian's decades long occupation of Kashmir -
Dialect Painting | Pier Paolo Pasolini
Pier Paolo Pasolini elaborates a theory of poetry and painting both inside and outside of the language of bourgeois ideology -
Rosa Luxemburg on the purpose of May Day
Rosa Luxemburg observes the changing pulse of the proletarian struggle from the May Day celebrations in 1907. -
Sick in the city
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed spatial conditions as opposed to pure population density as key factors in how infection travels through a city.
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A face in the crowd
Marshall Berman, the celebrated political philosopher and urbanist, died ten years ago this month. His deep commitment to a Marxist humanism, a 'Marxism with soul', has much still to teach us. -
The Case for Walking Slowly
The illusion of speed is the belief that it saves time, but Frédéric Gros finds that if anything, haste accelerates time, especially when it comes to walking.
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Pirates: A Revolution at Sea
From One Piece to Our Flag Means Death, rebel pirates building their own communities are everywhere!
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The radical politics of pirates
“We will always love pirates, as long as there are powerful people to be resisted and causes of social justice to be fought for.”
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The Black Atlantic at 30
Published 30 years ago this year, Paul Gilroy's seminal book The Black Atlantic profoundly shaped how we understand race and culture in contemporary society. -
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