Worldmaking in Peterborough: How Battles Over England Are Rooted in Place
Ben Rogaly
'Non-elite cosmopolitanism' is alive and kicking.
Tag: migrant labour
It’s High Time Britain Fed Itself
Kai Heron
But that won’t happen until land is held in common.
The UK Relies on Migrant Workers, but Refuses to Admit They’re Essential
Sophie K Rosa
The ‘radical nannies’ Organising to Support Each Other Through Covid-19
Veronica Deutsch
Johnson in Retreat
Boris Johnson has been forced to make two U-turns this week. Is he a prime minister in retreat? Plus, James Meadway on whether Britain’s record debt will ever have to be paid back. With Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani
The Burner Episode #227: Behemoth Pulls the Peasant’s Plough?
‘Stare long enough at a bean, or a grain, or an ear of corn, and you’ll begin to see everything – the whole world – inside it.’ James Butler dives into pandemic food shocks and the deep links between capitalist farming and viral outbreaks.
The Burner Episode #226: Labour Pains + Food Crisis
Aaron Bastani asks: where on earth is Labour going on economic policy? Can it avoid fighting the last war? Plus, James Butler asks: are we facing a food crisis? Why?
Organised Rage: The LSE Cleaners Strike
Joe Hayns
At Your Service? Migrant Women Workers in the UK Hospitality Sector
Ewa Jasiewicz
Why ‘Socialist’ Arguments Against Free Movement Don’t Add Up
Gwyneth Lonergan
5 Things You Need to Know About the LSE Cleaners’ Struggle
Joe Hayns
Mining for Red Gold
Campagne in Lotta
The Byron Raids Show the Complicity of an Industry Built on Migrant Labour
Sarah Taylor
