Breaks out of the national framing of social contestation to dissect internal tensions of class, race and gender in the Greek crisis
A toolkit for realising a more sustainable and co-operative urban future.
How political parties have changed in the age of social media.
How has the migrant crisis shaped Europe's borders?
Christianity's multifaceted role in English political discourse.
An anthropological study of a community 'marinated' in fossil fuels, fraught by ambivalence and conflict.
What has been the impact of visual media on the Syrian conflict?
Controversial study of how the ANC compromised their principles to gain power in South Africa.
An exploration of radical political theatre in Britain from 1968 to present day.
A revolutionary collection of black radical thought from a historic event in 1968.
A history of the feminist movement that changed how we see women's work forever
The definitive history of black people in Britain, an epic story that spans the Roman conquest to the present day. New introduction by Paul Gilroy.
A powerful, forensic critique of the mainstream media in the era of 'Fake News'
A history of the world that proves that nothing can stay the same.
How England's political cultures are being eroded by neoliberalism
A literary biography of one of the early heroes of radical Scottish Independence.
An exploration of the radical politics and poetics of Linton Kwesi Johnson.
A vivid collection of texts from the movements and uprisings of the 'long 1968'.
What can we learn about capitalism by looking at artworks that take money as their subject?
The history and politics of Syrian Kurdistan, with a special focus on the revolution in Rojava.
A radical history of Turkey, from the end of the Ottoman Empire to the present day, rejecting traditional narratives of a 'clash of civilisations'
The full picture of the impact of paramilitary insurgencies across the globe.
There are many roads to war, but only one path to peace in North Korea
*Selected as one of openDemocracy's Best Political Books of 2017**BR**BR*Although widely criticised and hugely wasteful, The Common Agricultural Policy did at least afford British farmers a degree of support. Post-Brexit, that support will vanish - to be replaced with a woefully misconceived agricultural export drive that cannot possibly deliver. *BR**BR*Bittersweet Brexit suggests a solution: paying workers decent wages in the agricultural sector could radically transform the nature of farming in Britain. It would improve yields, increase sustainability and ensure greater self-sufficiency at a time when food security is becoming a vital issue. *BR**BR*This scenario provides a progressive, forward-thinking and optimistic future for food and farming in Britain, which, unlike many other industries, is currently being ignored.
A powerful petition against the privatisation of the criminal justice system.
A bold new theory of ISIS, revealing its profound impact on the very nature of contemporary political violence
How do India's 'untouchables' and 'tribals' fit into the global economy?
A compelling case for recognising media communications as technologies of political economy.
The selected writings of 1930s author Christopher Caudwell, a Marxist writer of extraordinary brilliance
Charts the rise of neoliberal Israel to show how Israeli security elites turn violence into a commodity.
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