Can a Westminster insider explain the Labour Party’s loss of working-class voters and the collapse of the red wall? Jeremy Corbyn presented a historic opportunity that was missed, and a deep structural shift in British politics must be reckoned with.
A view warped by capitalism dooms the world to more inequality. Oxford geography professor Danny Dorling argues that growing dissatisfaction with capitalism breeds new hope.
American altruism and the spread of democracy are World War II myths that are endlessly renewed to justify American military power abroad. A new liberal account reveals their contested nature — while obscuring the material basis of American imperialism.
A leading expert on Saudi Arabia examines US-Saudi relations in the context of the petrodollar economy and conveys their disastrous political effects on the region and beyond from Nixon to Reagan — a story of convergence and occasional rifts with dramatic global consequences.