NLR 149, September–October 2024
NLR is an independent journal which depends upon sales and subscriptions to sustain its publishing programme. If you value its work, please consider contributing. NLR 149, September–October 2024. Includes articles by Fredric Jameson, Perry Anderson, Anton Jäger, Marc André, Emilie Bickerton, Nic Johnson, Emma Fajgenbaum, Jeremy Adelman and ...
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NLR 145, January–February 2024 - New Left Review
Mar 15, 2024 · NLR 145 • Jan/Feb 2024. Drawing on eight years of comparative-historical research, Michael Mann overturns accepted wisdom on the bellicosity of democracies, the economic grounds for war and the rational calculations of states in a rivalrous world system. Göran Therborn replies to Oliver Eagleton’s critique of ‘The World and the Left ...
NLR 148, July–August 2024 - New Left Review
NLR 148 • July/Aug 2024. article. Tom HazeldineNeo-Labourism in the Saddle. Still lagging its G7 peers in recovery from the 2008 crisis, and faced with the impasse of Brexit, Britain is haunted again by the spectre of decline. As Labour returns to office, tight-lipped about its plans, Tom Hazeldine analyses the class character of the vote and ...
NLR 146, March–April 2024 - New Left Review
May 3, 2024 · NLR 146 • Mar/Apr 2024. Panoramic survey of US foreign policy as Washington attempts to maintain its global hegemony in conditions of faltering growth. Containing China, confronting Russia, driving decarbonization: each of Biden’s stated aims has been beset by insoluble contradictions from the outset, Richard Beck argues, now compounded by ...
NLR 131, September–October 2021 - New Left Review
Oct 18, 2021 · The environmental science of growth curves common to natural and social worlds and alternative endings—stagnation, collapse, decline. NLR 131, September–October 2021. Includes articles by Wolfgang Streeck, Richard Seymour, J. X. Zhang, Mike Wayne, Tom Hazeldine, Franco Moretti, Sujatha Gidla, Alan Horn, Adrian Grama and Ryan Ruby.
NLR 144, November–December 2023 - New Left Review
Dec 14, 2023 · Buy print issue. Download issue PDF. NLR 144, November–December 2023. Includes articles by Leo Robson, Oliver Eagleton, Francis Mulhern, Serge Halimi, Hito Steyerl, Alexander Zevin, Patricia McManus, Saul Nelson, Loic Wacquant and Cihan Tuğal.
NLR 143, September–October 2023 - New Left Review
Oct 12, 2023 · Lucid study of the relationship between two titanic philosophical systems. Buy print issue. Download issue PDF. NLR 143, September–October 2023. Includes articles by Christoph Schuringa, Dylan Riley, Johannes Hoerning, Alyssa Battistoni, Geoff Mann, Caitlín Doherty, Perry Anderson and Nic Johnson.
NLR 142, July–August 2023 - New Left Review
NLR 142 • July/Aug 2023. In a probing response to Dylan Riley and Robert Brenner’s ‘Seven Theses on American Politics’, Lola Seaton interrogates the claim that a novel regime of accumulation has emerged from the long downturn and unravels the conjunctural complexities—political, economic, environmental, geo-political—at stake in the ...
NLR 138, November–December 2022 - New Left Review
NLR 138 • Nov/Dec 2022. 139. articles. Dylan Riley & Robert BrennerSeven Theses on American Politics. Bidenism analysed as the outcome of a bipartisan lurch towards growthless Keynesianism, in a new stage of capitalist accumulation emerging from the long downturn. Classes—and class politics—redefined in a strikingly original intervention.