• Anthropology, Culture and Society
• Black Critique
• Chomsky Perspectives
• Decolonial Studies, Postcolonial Horizons
• Digital Barricades
• FireWorks
• IIPPE
• Left Book Club
• Mapping Social Reproduction Theory
• Marxism and Culture
• Modern European Thinkers
• Open Marxism
• Outspoken by Pluto
• People’s History
• Radical Geography
• Reading Gramsci
• Revolutionary Lives
• Vagabonds
• Wildcat

We live in a troubled world. The rise of authoritarianism marks the dominant current political order. The end of colonial empires did not inaugurate a more humane world; rather, the old order reasserted itself. In opposition, throughout the twentieth century and until today, anti-racist, radical decolonisation struggles attempted to create new forms of thought. Figures from Ida B. Wells to W.E.B. Du Bois and Steve Biko, from Claudia Jones to Walter Rodney and Amílcar Cabral produced work which drew from the historical experiences of Africa and the African diaspora. They drew inspiration from the Haitian revolution, radical black abolitionist thought and practice, and other currents that marked the contours of a black radical intellectual and political tradition. The Black Critique series operates squarely within this tradition of ideas and political struggles. It includes books which foreground this rich and complex history. At a time when there is a deep desire for change, black radicalism is one of the most under-explored traditions that can drive emancipatory change today. This series highlights these critical ideas from anywhere in the black world, creating a new history of radical thought for our times. The series editors are Anthony Bogues and Bedour Alagraa.