Posts tagged ‘the Left’
Alternatives to austerity
The need for a public utility finance system
by Robin Blackburn / RP 165 (Jan/Feb 2011)
The Great Credit Crunch of 2007–10 was, it is almost universally agreed, brought about by the irresponsibility and greed of bankers. But the huge public deficits needed to prevent a meltdown of the financial system are to be paid for by slashing public spending and shrinking social protection for many decades to come. The welfare [...]
War as peace, peace as pacification
by Mark Neocleous / RP 159 (Jan/Feb 2010)
To stress one’s own love of peace is always the close concern of those who have instigated war. Buthe who wants peace should speak of war. He shouldspeak of the past one … and, above all, he shouldspeak of the coming one.1 A remarkable consensus appears to have emerged onthe Left: that in the context [...]
157 News
Iran and the Left, Academic freedom in California?, Immigration raid on SOAS
by Sophia Marie Hoffmann, Daniel Olmos, Maryam Griffin and NK / RP 157 (Sep/Oct 2009)
Heads of cabbage and mouths full of water
On corporate slaughter
by Mark Neocleous / RP 122 (Nov/Dec 2003)
Interpreting the world
September 11, cultural criticism and the intellectual Left
by Peter Osborne / RP 117 (Jan/Feb 2003)
Beyond Revisionism
New Labour, socialist basics and the dynamic market economy
by Marcus Roberts / RP 073 (Sep/Oct 1995)
The Eupsychian Impulse
Psychoanalysis and Left politics since ’68
by Barry Richards / RP 048 (Spring 1988)
Alternatives to austerity
The need for a public utility finance system
by Robin Blackburn / RP 165 (Jan/Feb 2011)
The Great Credit Crunch of 2007–10 was, it is almost universally agreed, brought about by the irresponsibility and greed of bankers. But the huge public deficits needed to prevent a meltdown of the financial system are to be paid for by slashing public spending and shrinking social protection for many decades to come. The welfare [...]
War as peace, peace as pacification
by Mark Neocleous / RP 159 (Jan/Feb 2010)To stress one’s own love of peace is always the close concern of those who have instigated war. Buthe who wants peace should speak of war. He shouldspeak of the past one … and, above all, he shouldspeak of the coming one.1 A remarkable consensus appears to have emerged onthe Left: that in the context [...]
157 News
Iran and the Left, Academic freedom in California?, Immigration raid on SOAS
by Sophia Marie Hoffmann, Daniel Olmos, Maryam Griffin and NK / RP 157 (Sep/Oct 2009)
Heads of cabbage and mouths full of water
On corporate slaughter
by Mark Neocleous / RP 122 (Nov/Dec 2003)
Interpreting the world
September 11, cultural criticism and the intellectual Left
by Peter Osborne / RP 117 (Jan/Feb 2003)
Beyond Revisionism
New Labour, socialist basics and the dynamic market economy
by Marcus Roberts / RP 073 (Sep/Oct 1995)
The Eupsychian Impulse
Psychoanalysis and Left politics since ’68
by Barry Richards / RP 048 (Spring 1988)
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