Opinion: The National Insurance Hike is Class Warfare. Why Won’t Labour Say So?
James Meadway
Opinion: Afghan Women Are Doing What They’ve Always Done: Resist
Rawi, Madina Wardak, Sonita Alizada
Opinion: Workplace Struggles and Plans for Government Must Go Hand in Hand
James Meadway
Unite’s new general secretary Sharon Graham has promised to prioritise industrial struggle over internal Labour politics. This is a good thing, argues James Meadway – but the post-Corbyn left shouldn't altogether turn its back on aspirations of running the country.
Analysis: For David Graeber, Theory and Action Were Inseparable
Thomas Swann
Opinion: On Losing Perspective, Or, Why I Don’t Give a Fuck About Geronimo the Alpaca and nor Should You
Rachel Connolly
Opinion: David Graeber’s Real Contribution to Occupy Wall Street Wasn’t a Phrase – It Was a Process
Marisa Holmes
Analysis: David Graeber Reminded Us of the Political Value of Anthropology
Alpa Shah
Opinion: How Christopher Hitchens Helped the Right Justify Its Colonial Wars
Kojo Koram
Analysis: Anarchism Shaped David Graeber. Then He Shaped Anarchism
Shane Little
Opinion: Liberating Trans People Means Liberating Everyone
Shon Faye
Opinion: Sex Work Is Not a Bullshit Job
Marin Scarlett
Analysis: Will the Lib Dems Ever Escape the Shadow of the Coalition?
Ell Folan
Analysis: 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.
Report: OnlyFans’ Ban – and Its Suspension – Shows That Banks Have a Chokehold on Sex Work
Marin Scarlett
Analysis: Forget Party Politics. For Unite’s New Boss, Organising Is the Top Priority
Conrad Landin
Opinion: Labour’s Universal Credit Revamp Is a Step Backwards, Not Forwards
Will Stronge
Instead of fiddling with the technical details of the current universal credit system, the Labour party must embrace the opportunity to set out a new vision for a genuinely progressive welfare settlement.
Analysis: How the Far Right Tried to Exploit Spain’s Anti-Austerity 15M Protests
Diana Cariboni
According to documents recently released by WikiLeaks, the far right tried to coopt the tactics of Spain’s now-legendary anti-austerity 15M protests in an attempt to seize power.