Human Power is its own end – Karl Marx
January-February 2014, Vol. 59, #1
Rampant U.S. surveillance slouches toward totalitarianism
February 6, 2014So overwhelming has been the past year's flow of revelations about the U.S. government's spying on virtually everyone that even President Obama's hand-picked review panel...
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Syrian revolution ‘brought us together’
February 9, 2014"If there was no revolution in Syria, I almost feel like there would be no reason for me to exist. You don't get tired of...
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Charles Denby, worker-editor
February 8, 2014As a contribution to Black History Month we reprint Raya Dunayevskaya's memorial for Charles Denby (1907-1983), her comrade of 35 years, Editor of News &...
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Featured Articles
Communization theory’s missing link: dialectical mediation; what happens after
February 10, 2014The impasse in the anti-capitalist movement after Occupy has led to theoretical stirrings over what to do organizationally, not just about the abolition of capitalism,...
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Prison privatization is a crime
February 13, 2014On Dec. 1, Aramark Correctional Services will begin running Food Service for the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC), creating another sector of low-wage workers in...
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Woman as Reason: Language and death in Juárez
February 12, 2014The way we construct experience with language has effects on its transmission and on the configuration of subjectivity, not only in aesthetics and ethics, but...
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Social crisis in Central African Republic
February 14, 2014Violence between Christian majority and Muslim minority communities has torn the social fabric of the Central African Republic, one of the world's poorest countries. Over...
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South Korea on strike, North Korea on ‘ice’
February 15, 2014• Over 100,000 South Koreans, mainly workers, demonstrated in Seoul on Dec. 28. They expressed their anger over a number of issues at the government...
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