Jacobin

Whether covering international conflict in Ukraine or Gaza or reporting from the front lines of the culture wars, journalists are,...

Interview by Eric Blanc Two years after October 7, public outrage against Israel is widespread, yet the US grassroots movement...

Earlier this summer, an Albanian friend in Istanbul told me a story. During the Cold War, Albanians fleeing Enver Hoxha’s...

This is David Adler, now in Amman, Jordan, having been only recently liberated from an internment camp in the Naqab...

In celebration of what would have been his hundredth birthday, the Criterion Channel is currently featuring an extensive series of...

Two years ago, Hamas carried out a spree of stomach-churning atrocities against mostly Israeli civilians that left the entire world...

Inequality in the United States is higher now than at any point since the early twentieth century. The broad prosperity...

An endless tide. “I haven’t seen a march like this in twenty years.” “Maybe against the war in Iraq, but...

The first time I encountered Peter Thiel’s name was in China, about a decade ago. He was scheduled to give...

There is no bright future for the global labor movement without strong, democratic unions at Amazon. Amazon represents the future...

A paper published a few years ago in the American Economic Journal has raised eyebrows within and outside of the...

British politics is in a period of upheaval, with the two-party model unraveling as Nigel Farage’s far-right Reform UK gains...