We speak to the editorial team behind the relaunched Tribune magazine, in a discussion covering the value of tradition; Corbynism; Jacobin and graphic design; and the foregrounding of culture in our political movements.
Read full article1968 was the highpoint of a cycle of popular struggles that shook edifices of power across the world. In this blog, Laurence Cox records the struggles that challenged racism and patriarchy, colonialism, heteronormativity and authoritarianism.
Read full articleRevolutionary feminism is resurging across the world. But what were its origins? Louise Toupin retells the history of ‘Wages for Housework’ which made advanced debates in social reproduction and the gendered aspects of labour.
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What lessons can Stuart Hall and Gramsci teach us about the difficult relationship between conservatism and social liberalism? And what can that tell us about the way that political cultures have shaped British identities in recent years?
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