Germany’s SPD Is About to Take Power. Can It Stick to Leftwing Principles?
James Jackson
Who’s More in Touch With Voters, Labour Members or Labour’s Leader?
Ell Folan
Whether it’s energy nationalisation or a higher minimum wage, Keir Starmer consistently rejects policies that his party members support. His supporters say that Labour members are out of touch with the wider electorate – but polls suggest otherwise.
The SNP Won’t Deliver a Radical Independence for Scotland
Jonathon Shafi
The Deindustrial Divide: Why Northern England is a Political Problem
Craig Gent
Worldmaking in Peterborough: How Battles Over England Are Rooted in Place
Ben Rogaly
Dave’s Latest Album Demands That Black British Music Be Taken Seriously
Kojo Koram
Starmer’s Half-Hearted Power-Grab Has Weakened Him, Not That His Allies Care
Solomon Hughes
Britain Needs to Get Over Its Obsession With Flat Taxes
Ell Folan
The Big State Is Back, Baby
Paolo Gerbaudo
Western Elites Aren’t Mourning the Loss of Afghan Life, but of Their Own Power
David Wearing
Finally, a Green Party Leadership Race Worth Following
Ell Folan
For David Graeber, Theory and Action Were Inseparable
Thomas Swann
David Graeber Reminded Us of the Political Value of Anthropology
Alpa Shah
Anarchism Shaped David Graeber. Then He Shaped Anarchism
Shane Little
Will the Lib Dems Ever Escape the Shadow of the Coalition?
Ell Folan
David Graeber Was Right: A Debt Free World Is Possible
Andrew Ross
David Graeber played a vital role in the debt cancellation movement, showing everyone, from activists to policymakers, that mass debt cancellation is not only possible now, it's been happening for centuries. This is the first article in our series exploring the life and ideas of David Graeber on the first anniversary of his death.