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Coronavirus and Prisons: the need for Radical Alternatives

The health of prisoners was already in crisis before the Coronavirus outbreak, what should a radical response be to this life or death issue?

by David Scott, Joe Sim / March 26, 2020 / Theory and Strategy

Activists' Inquiry: Radical Responses to Coronavirus

Share your stories and experiences of organising in response to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.

by The Editors / March 19, 2020 / Activists' Inquiry

The Socialist Republic

Whatever the result of the Democratic Primaries, the Socialist Republicanism of Eugene V. Debs offers a way forward in conceptualising socialism as a politics of freedom.

by Tom O'Shea / March 15, 2020 / Theory and Strategy, Economic Democracy

This Infamous Proposal

The call for family abolition is a demand for queer joy and a blossoming of other, better ways of being together.

by Jules Joanne Gleeson / March 14, 2020 /

Defend The Community Organising Unit: Activists into Organisers

Powerlessness is the root of so many of the problems faced by ordinary people. Community organising can challenge this.

by Tom Williams / March 13, 2020 / Theory and Strategy

Social Democracy by the Back Door: Europe and the Labour Party

A new history of Labour's engagement with Europe indicates that it has been driven more by expediency than internationalist principle.

by Tom Blackburn / March 9, 2020 / Beyond Westminster