Jai Vipra on the farmers' protests in India, and how to understand them.
Thatcher’s Landlords: Rise and Fall — Nick Bano
Nick Bano on evictions and the future of the UK Housing Act 1988.
Capitalism, Law, and Critical Theory: A Reply to Karl Klare — Nate Holdren
Nate Holdren responds to Karl Klare on socialism and critical legal theory.
Capital Before Large-Scale Industry — Jairus Banaji
Jairus Banaji introduces his new book, A Brief History of Commercial Capitalism.
The US Republican Party Will Continue Its Christo-Fascist Crusade — Clyde W. Barrow
Clyde W. Barrow on the Republican Party, armed militias and hate groups, and the impending elections in the United States.
Expect Catastrophe: Reflections on the Impending US Election — Nate Holdren
Nate Holdren offers some critical reflections on the impending US elections.
Justice as Domination: Global Justice and the European Union — Adam Taylor
Adam Taylor considers the European Union's "GLOBUS" project of promoting "global justice".
Retrieving the Critical Dialectic of Right: A Response — Igor Shoikhedbrod
Igor Shoikhedbrod concludes our symposium on his recent book Revisiting Marx's Critique of Liberalism.
Marx and the Juridical — Christine Sypnowich
Christine Sypnowich reviews Igor Shoikhedbrod's recent book Revisiting Marx's Critique of Liberalism.
Against the Grain — Amy Bartholomew
Amy Bartholomew reviews Igor Shoikhedbrod's recent book Revisiting Marx's Critique of Liberalism.
Temporalities of the Neoliberal University and Resistance — Tanzil Chowdhury
Tanzil Chowdhury on "slow scholarship" as a form of resistance within and against the neoliberal university.
Shoikhedbrod’s Aufhebung of Law — Dom Taylor
Dom Taylor reviews Igor Shoikhedbrod's recent book Revisiting Marx's Critique of Liberalism.
Reflections on Marxism and Law: A Review of Igor Shoikhedbrod’s Revisiting Marx’s Critique of Liberalism — Mai Taha
Mai Taha reviews Igor Shoikhedbrod's recent book Revisiting Marx's Critique of Liberalism.
Kelsen on Marx, Engels, and Natural Law — Anna Lukina
Anna Lukina revisits Kelsen's Communist Theory of Law.
Profit raten: On Coronavirus and Crisis — Michael Heinrich
Michael Heinrich on coronavirus and crisis. Translated by Alexander Locascio.
Failed Liberal Internationalism and Global Constitutional Questions — Tarik Kochi
Tarik Kochi on why theories of global constitutionalism may be useful for Marxists.
Call for Papers — Workshop on Marx, Law, and the Administrative State
Call for papers for a workshop on Marx, law, and the administrative state, to be held in Buffalo in June 2021.
The State — Rafael Khachaturian
Rafael Khachaturian on Marxist state theory.
Internationalism, Reconstruction, and Indigenous Futurity — Liam Midzain-Gobin
Liam Midzain-Gobin reviews Nick Estes' history of Indigenous resistance movements.
Why There Are No George Floyds in Cuba — August H. Nimtz
August Nimtz on police powers, in Cuba and the United States.
Security — George Rigakos
George Rigakos on Marxism and the question of security.
Ordoliberalism Out of Order? The Fragile Constitutionality of Greek Austerity (Part Two) — Pavlos Roufos
The second part of Pavlos Roufos' two-part post on ordoliberalism and the political economy of Europe.
Ordoliberalism Out of Order? The Fragile Constitutionality of Greek Austerity (Part One) — Pavlos Roufos
The first part of Pavlos Roufos' two-part post on ordoliberalism and the political economy of Europe.
Expropriation of the Expropriators — Jacob Blumenfeld
Jacob Blumenfeld on the "expropriation of the expropriators", past, present, and future.
The Alienated World of Law: Constitutionality and the Limits of Legal Opposition in Modi’s India — Kailash Srinivasan
Kailash Srinivasan on law and constitutionalism, in and against Modi's India.
More Depth, Less Flatness: Marx’s Negative Ontology of Social Totality — Matthew Dimick and Dom Taylor
Matthew Dimick and Dom Taylor respond to Nate Holdren and Rob Hunter, defending their ontological interpretation of the base/superstructure model.
Human Rights and Neoliberalism in a Time of Pandemic: A Reply — Jessica Whyte
Jessica Whyte concludes our symposium on her recent book The Morals of the Market.
The UK Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: 8 April 2020 — Colin Leys
Colin Leys on the UK response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Neoliberalism, Law, and Its Discontents: Three Recent Interventions — Ravi Malhotra
Ravi Malhotra reviews three new books on neoliberalism and law--Honor Brabazon (ed), Neoliberal Legality; Katharina Pistor, The Code of Capital; and Astra Taylor, Democracy May Not Exist.
Neoliberalism, Human Rights, and the Socialist Imperative — Umut Özsu
Umut Özsu reviews Jessica Whyte's recent book The Morals of the Market.
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