What Happened To Mexico's Missing 43 Students?
An interview on NPR's Weekend Edition with journalist Anabel Hernandez about her new book, A Massacre in Mexico: The True Story Behind the Missing Forty-Three Students.
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Domenico Losurdo: ‘Liberalism, the most dogged enemy of freedom’
The communist militant, philosopher and historian Domenico Losurdo died in June. He worked for many years on the history of liberalism, as he sought to rethink the processes of emancipation. In this 2013 interview for l’Humanité he revisited the themes of his Liberalism: A Counter History.
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Global 68: Solidarity and Alliances — Tariq Ali and Angela Davis in Conversation
Tariq Ali and Angela Davis discuss the internationalist solidarity that animated the movements of 1968 around the world.
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Thinking in Alliance: An Interview with Judith Butler
"For me, the task is not to find a single or synthetic framework, but to find a way of thinking in alliance."
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Opportunist Populism: On Italy's Five Star Movement
David Broder offers background on Italy's populist Five Star Movement.
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A New Form of Practical Criticism: Michael Denning on Raymond Williams
In a conversation with Phil O'Brien of the Raymond Williams Society, Michael Denning discusses his four decades of learning from Williams' work.
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G.M. Tamás on Georg Lukács: An Interview
Tamás discusses Lukács' philosophy and the attack on his legacy in Orbán's Hungary.
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Audio: David Harvey — A Marxist Critique of Higher Education
A conversation with David Harvey about the higher education system.
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Who I Was in 1968 and Other Confessions: an interview with Rossana Rossanda
The legendary figure of the Italian left discusses her new book, her coming to feminism, and her memories of 1968.
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Audio: Ronald Grigor Suny on Reconsidering Russia
Ronald Grigor Suny discusses the Russian Revolution and its historiography.
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Feminism and the Refusal of Work: An Interview with Kathi Weeks
To confront this changing landscape of work, we need today to draw on Marxist feminist analyses of gendered forms of both waged and unwaged work. The practical implication of this is that, if we want to both understand and resist contemporary forms of exploitation, Marxists can no longer remain ignorant of or separated from feminist theories and practices.
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The Crisis of Marxism: An interview with Louis Althusser
Louis Althusser did not often given television interviews. A rare exception was his April 1980 appearance on the Italian Radio Television (RAI) program Multimedia Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences. Below is a transcript of his conversation with host Renato Parascandolo, translated by Ron Salaj.
