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Note: This episode was, after several reschedules, recorded via Whatsapp Audio Call, with Charles joining me from Cuba at 4 in the morning his time. Although we chose the most reliable means of communication, and editing has helped, the cal...
In this episode, journalist Daniel Trilling and I discuss his book If We Tolerate This: How the British Establishment Made the Far Right Respectable. The conversation covers the definition of the far right, the “impossible promise” of far-r...
In this episode, historian and human rights barrister Dr David Renton and I discuss his book The Anti-Fascist Novel in Britain 1923-2023. The conversation covers the definition of fascism, the seduction of fascist ideology, the ethics of vi...
Gangnam luxury towers overshadow Guryong Village - South Korea's miracle up close.
South Korea - the “Miracle on the Han River” - is often celebrated by neoliberals as a model of free-market capitalist development. Yet, what is often left...
Note: This piece is an explainer rather than my preferred writing style of Marxist analysis. It was originally written as an academic essay on the UK's e-waste trade and has been restructured for this format. If you're interested in ecology...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer and host of Fault Lines Politics: Political Theory through the ages
I am an American patriot (by birth and sentiment), a committed socialist (based in personal experience in Cuba), and a dedicated intellectual with a focus on political and social questions.
Barrister, historian, disease-ridden leftist
Journalist and author based in London. If We Tolerate This: How the British Establishment Made the Far Right Respectable out now via Picador UK. I write about nationalism, migration and human rights. Orwell Prize finalist in 2022 and 2023.
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