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Doug Cameron It started to unravel when conservative prime minister Robert Menzies decided to push up private home ownership by...

Michael Burawoy had three lifelong passions. The first was English football, specifically Manchester United, the team he supported from childhood...

In two recent Jacobin articles, Ben Case and Paul Prescod argued that 2024’s general election results demonstrate the great potential...

Every French person has at least one Jean-Marie Le Pen story. I have two, both of which long predate my...

Weeks into his second presidential term, Donald Trump is moving ahead with what his former confidant Steve Bannon called “deconstructing...

If Elon Musk and the nebulous Department of Government Efficiency have anything to say about it, the labor relations regime...

Last Friday, Elon Musk posted a succinct boast on the social media platform he owns. “CFPB RIP,” it said, along...

If you love junk fees, higher interest rates, fewer banking options, and all the other documented effects of bank mergers,...

Don’t mourn the professional managerial class — organize it. A member of the Harvard Graduate Student Union speaks during a...

Review of Born to Rule: The Making and Remaking of the British Elite by Aaron Reeves and Sam Friedman (Harvard...

A pitiful action-comedy that stubbornly fails to entertain, Love Hurts is a Valentine’s Day–themed disaster getting drubbed at the box...

Andrée Blouin (1921–1986) was a central figure in the struggles for decolonization that swept Africa in the 1950s and ’60s,...