The leading moral psychologist tells us about what led him to rethink a fundamental issue in education.
“Russia without Putin” is more than a slogan. It’s an analytical claim.
As a Sri Lankan citizen living in the UK, the author finds himself in the eye of the two political storms tearing both these countries apart. He has four thoughts.
Radical left supporters might be more open to participating in strategic voting, compared to radical right voters.
The largest inquiry of its kind for two decades publishes report outlining changes needed to revitalise civil society.
Why Trump’s Paris fiasco really matters, (and it isn’t about the rain on the parade.)
Isn’t now the moment to abandon the soft Brexit position, and come out for remain and reform as part of a far-reaching deliberative exercise in both Britain and mainland Europe?
انتهاك المحظور لا يكون إيجابيًّا إلا عندما يتأسس على قيمٍ مختلفةٍ عن تلك التي يُفترَض به كشفها وفضحها وتجاوزها. English
Sergei Loznitsa talks about his new film on the Donbas conflict, societal collapse and the post-Soviet individual. RU
Thoughts on Asad Haider’s 'Mistaken Identity: race and class in an age of Trump' ( Verso, 2018) contributed to a panel discussion at the fifteenth Historical Materialism annual conference in London. Review.
In the heat of argument, too little has been said about the implications of defining racism for legal and quasi-legal purposes, or the difficulty of separating the two domains.
Why the decisive political space for the Left is not Europe, but an inclusive democratic debate that alone can challenge the monocultural National Us. ( Part Two is here.)
