EXPLORING ‘CULTURE PERSPECTIVE’: BIRMINGHAM CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY CULTURAL STUDIES by Fahrettin Altun

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The land question in 21st century China : four camps and five scenarios by Zhan, Shaohua

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Nowa lewica w Rosji by Dymitr Romanowski

“… THE NEW LEFT IN RUSSIA: BORIS KAGARLITSKY: PRACTICE AND THEORY This article examines the essential ideas of the theory and practice of New Left politics in the work of the well-known scientist and politician Boris Kagarlitsky. …”
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Archives of Autogestion by Timothy Gibbs

“…Hence this article about the attempt of an influential cluster of new-left, anti-apartheid activists to create a new sort of democratic, grassroots-focused, urban planning expertise and archives in South Africa that promoted self-help housing (autogestion). …”
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The voice of the immigrant worker and the rise and fall of France’s long 1968 by Myers, M

“…This chapter focuses on the undervalued importance of the voice of immigrant workers to the French New Left after 1968. The dominant image of 1968 has been middle-class students attempting to unite with the French working class. …”

Imagined transmigrations by Reza, A

New broom in Burkina Faso by Reza, A

¿Por qué el precariado no es un «concepto espurio»? by Guy Standing

“… Tomando como punto de partida un artículo publicado den la New Left Review, y utilizándolo como pretexto, para abrir una discusión más fundada sobre su libro sobre El precariado, el autor discute y matiza sus tesis, abriendo la discusión sobre los temas tratados en su nuevo libro, A precariat chárter. …”
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¿Por qué el precariado no es un «concepto espurio»? by Guy Standing

“… Tomando como punto de partida un artículo publicado den la New Left Review, y utilizándolo como pretexto, para abrir una discusión más fundada sobre su libro sobre El precariado, el autor discute y matiza sus tesis, abriendo la discusión sobre los temas tratados en su nuevo libro, A precariat chárter. …”
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Scotland and Europe by Tom Nairn

“…As a homage to Tom Nairn (who passed away on 21 January 2023), the editorial board of SNM has decided to republish Nairn’s article ‘Scotland and Europe’ (first published by the New Left Review in 1974), encouraging readers and scholars to keep critically engaging with Nairn’s seminal works and theses on nationalism.…”
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Politics and Theory – “Three Forms of Politicization of Method”, Neoliberalism and The Turn Towards Studying Subjectivity in The Work of Michel Foucault by Milan Urošević

“…We claim that since this research is placed at the very end of his history of governmentality it is here that Foucault found a conceptual framework suitable for a new left politics. For him this politics would be based on the pursuit of an ever greater autonomy of the individual and his subjectivity. …”
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Los imaginarios “peruanistas” en la izquierda uruguaya: el debate de febrero del 73 by Gilberto Aranda Bustamante, María Olga Ruiz Cabello

“…This work aims to explore the influence of a specific militarism, the progressive one, in the experience of one of the most emblematic groups in the New Left, the Uruguayan Tupamaros National Liberation Movement, as well as the Frente Amplio coalition in the same country. …”
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Softly broken hidden symmetry in every renormalizable field theory by Ernest Ma

“…Implications for extensions of the standard model are discussed. New left-right model of two-loop radiative Dirac neutrino mass is proposed.…”
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The reforms in China: The voice of the intellectuals by Estel·la Pareja Morte

“…This document analyses the evolution of the different tendencies of thought in China, from the beginning of the reforms to the present day, in order to focus on the current debate between centre-liberalism and the new left. Both stances have arrived at the same diagnosis: the high social cost of the reforms. …”
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Left Populism and Platform Capitalism by Nick Dyer-Witheford

“…This paper contextualizes and analyses the policy proposals of new “left populisms” (Mouffe 2018) for the regulation and reform of the “platform capitalism” (Srnicek 2017) that increasingly organizes digital communication. …”
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<i>Cultural Studies</i> as a Political Practice by N. A. Shсhipkov

“…The author states that the discourse of the New Left and the program of cultural studies are different manifestations of a single methodological approach or worldview. …”
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Los fines de la historia de Perry Anderson by Franklin Gallegos

“… En un medio académico saturado por autores e interpretaciones provenientes de los círculos norteamericanos, resulta saludable encontrar un libro como el de Perry Anderson, historiador británico, que dirige la celebradísima “New Left Review”, en el que el lector podrá encontrar los múltiples diálogos que se han establecido, desde una matriz fundamentalmente franco-germana, con los polémicos trabajos de Francis Fukuyama con respecto al fin de la historia. …”
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Observaciones críticas sobre el populismo de Ernesto Laclau by Ernesto Castro Córdoba

“…Empezamos analizando el primer artículo que publicó Laclau en la New Left Review, sobre el "Cordobazo", el levantamiento social que tuvo lugar en Argentina en 1969. …”
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Arte e Revolução by Ciro Augusto

“… Neste artigo, analisaremos a posição de Marcuse num debate que coloca o autor em algum grau de colisão com o movimento da Living Art e com a New Left. A partir das suas formulações sobre a função da arte na sociedade unidimensional, destacadas nas obras A sociedade como obra de arte (1967), Arte na sociedade unidimensional (1967) e o capítulo Arte e Revolução, do livro Contra-Revolução e Revolta (1972), evidenciaremos as questões relativas ao papel político da arte, sua relação com a sociedade e seu potencial emancipatório, sobretudo na defesa que o autor faz da forma estética e da alienação artística. …”
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Humanitarian Neophilia: the 'innovation turn' and its implications by Scott-Smith, T

“…Labelling this ‘humanitarian neophilia’, the paper argues that it has resonances of Barbrook and Cameron’s ‘Californian Ideology’, with its merging of New Left and New Right within the environs of Silicon Valley. …”