Monthly Review Blog

An uprising against Daniel Noboa’s far-right agenda exposes how Washington fuels violence across Latin America.

The president highlighted that 22,110 grassroots assemblies were held in workplaces to elect, through qualitative debate incorporating the ideas of millions of workers, 66,330 workplace delegates.

Debunking the tired old Myth that "Communism works in Theory and Not in Practice"

‘Anti-Communism Week’ is a legal blueprint for crushing dissent. By labeling social justice activism as terrorism and empowering a new national task force, the state is preparing for the most intense domestic political crackdown in decades.

From the heart of the U.S. colony, a geographer and activist explains that Washington’s “new” security strategy looks a great deal like the old one.

We are joined by David I. Backer, associate professor of education policy at Seton Hall University, to discuss his new book: As Public as Possible: Radical Finance for America’s Schools (The New Press, 2025). The right-wing attack on education has cut deep. In...

Some of David Graeber’s basic assumptions about money and public provisioning limit what the left can imagine and accomplish.

An analysis of the Asia regions division of labor, uneven development, and regional dynamics drawing from Tricontinental Asia’s latest intervention.

The choices we make in the coming years will determine whether the global economy continues down a path of extreme concentration or moves toward shared prosperity.

After the Trump Regime Hijacks a Venezuelan Vessel, Iran hits back by Confiscating an Oil Tanker, the Phoenix, under Cook Islands Flag.

The relatively empty roads have not brought relief, as measures taken to control emissions fail to show results, partly due to weather conditions.

If they had accused Yves of being too progressive, too bold, too blunt, I would understand, but the reasons they give make me suspect that they haven’t read his books and articles.