Readers not yet familiar with Fredric Jameson’s corpus will find this collection of his theoretical essays a useful introduction to the major themes and methods that have dominated his work for two ...

Brazil alone increased soya acreage by 20 million hectares between 2005 and 2020, an area one and a half the size of England.

Carney isn’t just positioning the country for the next election cycle; he is reshaping Canada’s place in the world for ...

This diary is a weather report primarily’, she writes in 1973. ‘The weather outside. It never alludes to the weather in us.’ At the risk of sounding ungrateful, the lavish production of the book – ...

The actual term ‘authoritarian populism’, however, only emerged in 1978 after I read the concluding section to Nicos Poulantzas’s courageous and original book, State, Power, Socialism, which was ...

NLR 3, May–June 2000. Includes articles by Nancy Fraser, Benedict Anderson, Robert Pollin, Georgi Derluguian, David Marquand, Peter Wollen, Malcolm Bull, John Foot, Declan Kiberd, Gopal Balakrishnan ...

In his n+1 essay, Harris looked beyond Europe and its ‘art cinema’ to take stock of the more varied landscape of cultural institutions across the Global South. On the one hand, he explored the ...

The colonized world is a world divided in two. The dividing line, the border, is marked by barracks and police stations. The colonial police typically displayed indifference and apathy when it came to ...

New Left Review is a bi-monthly journal of ideas that covers a unique range of disciplines. Published since 1960, NLR has consistently maintained a position as a leading publication of the ...

The English working class is one of the enigmas of modern history. Its development as a class is divided into two great phases, and there appears at first sight to be hardly any connection between ...