History & Political Theory – The Left Berlin

Didier Eribon leans one arm on a small table. He is wearing a dark coat, zipped almost all the way. He is looking off the the left, eyes shining and smiling slightly, looking as if he is about to say something. He is standing in front of a large rusted metal column at a park.

Didier Eribon: “Governments that impose cuts are criminal because they consolidate the far right in power.”

by Ana Barrena

The French philosopher visited Bilbao to talk to Alana S. Portero about the importance of friendship.

The cover of "From the Free Speech Movement to the Factory Floor."

Hands that built a movement

by Hossam El-Hamalawy

Review of ‘From the Free Speech Movement to the Factory Floor’ by Andrew Stone Higgins

The Castle in the Air

by Louis Kushner

What do we mean by stability? And is it a good thing?

“Even when there is the worst kind of repression, it’s laying the seeds for opposition”

by Phil Butland

Interview with Hossam el-Hamalawy, author of Counterrevolution in Egypt: Sisi’s New Republic

Victor Grossman sits a table with 3 other panelists. The banner hanging from the table is red with white lettering that says "Nothing to lose but" and the rest is cut off. The banner also shows part of Karl Marx's face and a Bernie campaign symbol.

A life worth living

by Phil Butland

Obituary, Victor Grossman 11 March, 1928 – 17 December, 2025