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Left-wing journal of ideas covering world politics, global economy, movements, theory, history, culture and more. Bluesky & FB: newleftreview

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I wrote this about the student protests in Serbia at the beginning of last year, for @NewLeftReview Sidecar. Re-sharing because a few people have asked about the background and because it's my favorite thing I wrote about the protests newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Lily Lynch, Sense of an Ending — Sidecar

Serbia’s unrest.

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Özgür Sevgi Göral@SevgiGoralOct 24
"[...] it must be emphasized that despite The Origins of Totalitarianism’s many interesting insights – above all concerning imperialism – its central argument is largely wrong."👇🏽 newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Dylan Riley, Contra Arendt — Sidecar

On civil society.

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The Syllabus@syllabus_tweetsOct 24
An 87-year-old's eviction after a legal loophole quintupled her rent triggered protests that returned Madrid's Puerta del Sol to the center of politics. This piece links the unrest to the post-2008 housing regime. By @HarveyMurenow in @NewLeftReview buff.ly/urvyMEI

Javier Moreno Zacarés, Fifteen Years Later — Sidecar

Spain’s revolt against the rentiers.

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Benjamin Kunkel@kunktationOct 21
I wrote about Cormac McCarthy (including the new biography) for @Harpers harpers.org/archive/2026/11/…

The Style Is Father of the Man, by Benjamin Kunkel

On a new life of Cormac McCarthy

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Verso Books@VersoBooksOct 22
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‘Friendship’s Death’ is Peter Wollen’s 1976 story of an extraterrestrial android stranded in Amman during Black September – later a film by Wollen starring Tilda Swinton. The film has a rare screening at the ICA in London tonight – read the story here: equator.org/articles/friends…

Friendship’s Death • EQUATOR

An alien android crash-lands in Amman during Black September

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“The more I read the more I find reading to be a very complex activity, not straightforward or natural at all.” —an interview with Lola Seaton (@lola_seaton) go.nybooks.com/4dQYLis

Switching On | Lola Seaton, Lauren Kane

In our October 22 issue, Lola Seaton reviews Jonathan Buckley’s latest novel, One Boat. “Buckley’s best fiction,” she writes, “is refreshingly free of

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Haven't visited the Sidecar page and a bit and just did. Always good content there: newleftreview.org/sidecar

Sidecar

Sidecar, the NLR blog, covers the same range as the journal — international politics, world capitalism, culture and ideas — but at higher speed and shorter length.

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Martin Barnay on the protest in France--writing for Sidecar: newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Martin Barnay, End of Term — Sidecar

On the protests in France.

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Martin Barnay in Sidecar: 'Another youth rebellion is now threatening to open up a crisis of legitimacy for Emmanuel Macron’s beleaguered presidency...' newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Martin Barnay, End of Term — Sidecar

On the protests in France.

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Alex Colston
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People are complaining about no good leftist analysis on the riots in France. Don’t do that. Read these instead. endnotes.org.uk/palabre/leav… newleftreview.org/sidecar/po… illwill.com/becoming-alive

Leaving the Contemporary Era

Reflections from France on the high school blockades and riots spreading since mid-September 2026. Against the patronizing framing of "children to protect" or a mere protest over school funding, the...

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Ekaitz Cancela@ecanrogOct 17
La izquierda del PSOE lleva una década atrapada en la máquina de guerra electoral heredada del errejonismo. La destrucción estaba asegurada por la incapacidad para transformar su software político. Váyanse a casa y dejen paso a los movimientos de base. newleftreview.es/issues/138/…
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New Left EViews
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I meant to recommend this uncommonly smart essay by @kunktation on economic nationalism, not a topic usually written this cogently about in this milieu. newleftreview.org/issues/ii1…

Benjamin Kunkel, The New National Question, NLR 160, July–August 2026

As globalization stalls, what possibilities might national-economic policy open up for the left? Benjamin Kunkel weighs the claims of its Marxist, Polanyian and psychoanalytic interpreters, asking...

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Reliably excellent writing.
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Martin Barnay on the protests in France: newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Martin Barnay, End of Term — Sidecar

On the protests in France.

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Ioannis Kalpouzos@YannisKalpouzosOct 14
What a cool historian @njtmulder is and what a great review in the @NewLeftReview of Orain's history of global capitalist geopolitical enclosures (I'm at least three issues behind.) The book will appear in English next year. newleftreview.org/issues/ii1…
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Michal Schatz@miyyka9Oct 15
NEW YORK! We're launch our new China series, Hundred Flowers, at the @BklynInstitute next Thursday. Very excited for a discussion about China from such a great group of writers and scholars. Hope to see you all there! eventbrite.com/e/hundred-flo…
Verso Books@VersoBooksOct 15
Join Leta Hong Fincher, Teemu Ruskola, Eli Friedman, and Weixiang Chen on 10/22 at the @BklynInstitute offices for the launch of Verso's Hundred Flowers series. versobooks.com/blogs/news/hu…

Hundred Flowers Series Launch | NYC

Join Verso on October 22 for the launch of Hundred Flowers, a new book series from Verso offering nuanced debate and analysis of China’s past, present, and future. Teemu Ruskola and Eli Friedman will...

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Spectacular piece–one of the best currently out there about the movement in Madrid, and full of analysis resonant with our situation here in North America newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Javier Moreno Zacarés, Fifteen Years Later — Sidecar

Spain’s revolt against the rentiers.

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Ya disponible el núm. 158 de @NewLeftReview Con artículos de Zevin sobre la Guerra del Golfo de Trump, de Sperber sobre los fines del neoliberalismo, de Fraser sobre Gaza como acontecimiento mundial, de Wacquant sobre el abolicionismo y mucho más newleftreview.es/
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Lola Seaton@lola_seatonOct 14
I wrote about the wonderful novels of Jonathan Buckley for @nybooks nybooks.com/articles/2026/10…

Small Is Beautiful | Lola Seaton

Jonathan Buckley's books embody the idea of writing as self-effacing transmission; their attentiveness to minor characters may be what the novel was built to do, but today it can feel radical.

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Some words in English about the events in Spain. newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Javier Moreno Zacarés, Fifteen Years Later — Sidecar

Spain’s revolt against the rentiers.

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Jack Copley@JackCopley6Oct 9
A brilliant piece of conjuctural analysis from my comrade and colleague @HarveyMurenow
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Javier Moreno Zacarés (@HarveyMurenow) in Sidecar: 'Fifteen years after the indignados occupied the Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s central plaza is once again the locus of a mass movement that has brought Spain to a political impasse. How are we back here again?' newleftreview.org/sidecar/po…

Javier Moreno Zacarés, Fifteen Years Later — Sidecar

Spain’s revolt against the rentiers.

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