Long time socialist and radical anti-Zionist Janey Stone reviews a new book on Jewish anti-Zionism but finds it disappointing.
Owen Marsden-Readford reviews a new book on revolutionary movements in Poland, South Africa, Iran and Brazil in the late 20th century.
Priya De reviews a new book looking at the rampant conspiracism on the Australian far right.
Liz Ross reviews a new book on the proud history of union organising in the Pilbara, and the subsequent government and employer attacks that have seriously weakened union power.
Jasmine Duff reviews a book on the history of the police, a violent instrument of class rule whose purpose is to discipline the working class.
April Holcombe reviews an important new book that discusses the development and character of the imperialist rivalry between China and the US, a rivalry that threatens to erupt in war.
Matt Laidlaw reviews a recent book that uncovers the neglected history of revolutionary currents in Africa in the 1960s and ’70s.
Rowan Cahill reviews an important new book on the 1848 revolutions. Along with providing a detailed and meticulously researched account of each uprising, the author argues that, far from being total failures, the combined effect of the revolutions was historically transformative.
Luca Tavan reviews a book tracing the alarming rise of Giorgia Meloni and the Fratelli d’Italia, an organisation with links to Mussolini’s fascists.
Jasmine Duff reviews a book exposing Israel’s appalling record of selling arms and surveillance technology to right-wing regimes.
