marxism

  • The Thing to Be Done

    The Thing to Be Done

    LABOUR: A frontline portrait of cross-border exploitation and quiet solidarity.

  • Pragmatism and repressive politics

    Pragmatism and repressive politics

    TURKEY: This autumn, we met two intellectuals in Istanbul about today's Turkey - and attended a major conference there on political economy. Here, we look at the use of power, freedom of expression, the media, militarisation and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's political pragmatism.

  • The reality of capitalism and beyond

    The reality of capitalism and beyond

    NEOLIBERALISM: Capitalist realism is a term for the late capitalist world where it is not possible to imagine a different and better one - it is what it is. Did neoliberal capital take the form of a wall-to-wall ideology, constituting an affective regime? And was the 'end of history' nothing more than a class project?

  • The ecological class

    The ecological class

    ENVIRONMENT: The productivity of nature as such must include other species, ecosystems, soils, the atmosphere and the ocean.

  • The art of disappearing

    The art of disappearing

    PHILOSOPHY: Our editor Truls Lie has interviewed Jean Baudrillard earlier in Oslo – and since a lot have asked for access, we have republished it and a video here.

  • Four measures against the use-and-throw culture

    Four measures against the use-and-throw culture

    CONSUMPTION: Keucheyan does not want authoritarian Marxism where the bureaucracy decides what its citizens need.

  • Filmatic rebellion

    Filmatic rebellion

    CINEMA: Morgan Adamson's Enduring Images brings new life to the 1960s revolutionary film and reminds us of the need to fight the prevailing forms of representation.

  • Meaningless events with a lot of meaning

    Meaningless events with a lot of meaning

    CINEMA: Long lost documentary from Morocco found and restored, with a radical message that is highly relevant many years later

  • A Communist Manifesto

    A Communist Manifesto

    Is Karl Marx still able to show us the way forward - some 168 years after his book was initially published?

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