Philosophical journal of the independent Left since 1972. Romantic bureaucracy Alexander Kojève’s post-historical wisdom Boris groys Alexandre Kojève became famous primarily for his discourse on the ...

Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on the Frankfurt School and Critical Theory Rachel Pafe. Gillian Rose, Marxist Modernism: Introductory Lectures on the Frankfurt School and ...

The philosophy of Anonymous Ontological politics without identity. Harry halpin. You cannot arrest an idea. The last tweet of Topiary, before his arrest Ranging from WikiLeaks to the global struggle ...

Revolution: The View From Paris; The View From Leeds; Dons Flunk Enterprise Test Despite Late Run; Ecology in Nicaragua Ken Sievers, David Macey, Andrew Dobson, Claude Pehrson, Michael Rustin, John ...

At strategic points in Reading Capital, Louis Althusser introduces Spinoza’s idea of an immanent cause as the decisive concept that is absent from Marx’s discourse. For the Althusser of 1965, ...

Commentary The manhunt doctrine Grégoire chamayou George W. Bush had warned us early on: the United States has launched itself into a new kind of war, a ‘war that requires us to be on an international ...

I have a vivid memory – too vivid to be an accident – of the first time I read something written by Ellen Meiksins Wood. It was an article in New Left Review on the separation of the economic from the ...

Ecologism and the Relegitimation of Socialism Andrew Dobson Ever since 1974 – at least – and the publication of Hans Magnus Enzensberger’s ‘A Critique of Political Ecology’, I the relationship between ...

The word culture entails a value judgement, and to a certain extent it relates to an axiological type of content.* When used with reference to human culture, its primary meaning is metaphorical, since ...

The contingency of cheese. On Fredric Jameson’s The Antinomies of Realism. David cunningham. Fredric Jameson has been a busy man over the last decade. As well as two massive tomes on science fiction ...

and of universal hUmanism, but by shortsighted against incompr~hensible neglect of the workers’ education, against authoritarian relatonships particular interests of the ruling apparatus of within the ...

Claudia Aradau is Professor of International Politics at King’s College London and a member of the editorial collective of Radical Philosophy.. Mercedes Bunz is Reader in Digital Culture and Society ...