Ten years on, the crisis of global capitalism never really ended

With inequality on the rise, global debt higher than ever and international tensions intensifying, the political backlash to the crash of 2008 has only just begun. This weekend marks […]

Europe: time to look reality in the face

A People’s Brexit that unites the left is the only way to confront an increasingly bold neoliberal mafia, argues Lindsey German. It would be helpful in the debate about […]

“Pueblo a Pueblo”, building food sovereignty

(Investig’Action / Ricardo Vaz in Caracas) – “Pueblo a Pueblo” is an initiative undertaken to fight back against the economic war that has hurt the Venezuelan people in their access to […]

Communes and Workers’ Control in Venezuela – interview with Dario Azzellini

“The communes should be the space in which we are going to give birth to socialism.” – these were the words of Hugo Chávez in one of his famous presidential […]

Challenging capitalism through workers’ control – interview with Dario Azzellini

A common feature in every crisis situation, from the upheavals of the early 20th century to the neo-liberal re-structurings of the late 20th century, is the emergence of workers’ control […]

A Global Tax Counter-Revolution

Many people around the globe treat Trump essentially as a clown (they are often those who called upon us to take him seriously before he was elected), in order to […]

From early neoliberalism to late neoliberalism

When the long expansive cycle of the capitalist economy after the second world war finally was wearing out, a situation arose that economists have called “stagflation”, the combination of stagnation […]

The brothels of capitalism

Tax havens function as the brothels of capitalism. They host murky business deals, that cannot be admitted publicly, but which are indispensable for the functioning of the system. Like the […]

Nestlé and the end of the Brabeck era

“The twentieth century has been characterized by three developments of great political importance: the growth of democracy; the growth of corporate power and the growth of corporate propaganda as a […]

Universal basic income: a fast track to precariousness

Would the universal basic income (or universal allowance) be the miracle reform that reduces social inequalities and relieves millions of people from the threat of poverty? Both the right and […]

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