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Counterpoints: A Response
December 13, 2022
Society & Space Introduction by Manissa M. Maharawal, Erin McElroy, Mary Shi (on behalf of Counterpoints editorial collective) Being so…
Zapatistas Versus the “Neoliberal War Against Humanity”
December 11, 2022
by Eve Ottenberg Counterpunch December 2nd, 2022 Photograph Source: (Jose Villa) at VillaPhotography – CC BY-SA 3.0 The Zapatista revolution…
Jewish Noir II in the Wall Street Journal— Holiday Gift Books: Mystery
December 1, 2022
A stocking full of fresh editions of suspenseful classics and tales of skulduggery at the holidays. By Tom Nolan Wall…
Jon Melrod: Labor Lessons Learned
November 26, 2022
by Jon Melrod and Peter Olney Convergence November 17th, 2022 “Stay in for the long haul and roll with the…
Counterpoints in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
November 25, 2022
By Alexander Tarr International Journal of Urban and Regional Research The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (ed.) 2021: Counterpoints: A San Francisco…
Future on Fire: Capitalism and the Politics of Climate Change
November 22, 2022
Future on Fire offers a compelling argument that only mass movements can bring about a solution to the climate crisis,…
Off the Shelf: Mysteries with a dark side
November 20, 2022
By Rabbi Rachel EssermanThe Reporter Group What does it mean to use the adjective noir to describe literature? In the…
The Factory Floor Delivers
November 20, 2022
By Gabriel Kuhn Left Two Three November 1st, 2022 A review of Jon Melrod, Fighting Times: Organizing on the Front…
Elite Escape: On Raymond B. Craib’s “Adventure Capitalism”
November 17, 2022
By Jesse Robertson Cleveland Review of Books “It’s irritating to be reminded of the contingent world.” So says Wilder Penrose,…
The Blast: A Spectrum Culture Review
November 15, 2022
By John L. Murphy Spectrum Culture Where today boutique hotels and burgeoning lofts rise, a modest intersection less than five…
God’s Teeth and Other Phenomenon: A Review
November 9, 2022
1streading.com One of the most fascinating aspects of James Kelman’s development as a novelist has been the increasing range of…
The Blast in Foreword
November 7, 2022
by Meg Nola Foreword Jan/Feb 2022 Joseph Matthews’s clamorous, complex novel The Blast is set in San Francisco in 1916.…
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