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Syriza Wins!

The world-wide interest in the historic victory of the Greek anti-austerity left in the recent elections bears witness to the profound implications of this development for a European continent still mired in deep economic crisis. A result of the failures (or successes, depending on one’s

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The Coming Destituent Flood

On September 22, 2014, a flood will descend upon Wall Street and financial centers across the globe, an emergent flood of collective disobedience, creativity, and shared compassion and existential terror to confront ghoulish capitalism, states, corporations, and financial institutions relentlessly unraveling the planet’s delicate network

CNS Journal – Vol. 23, 3 (July 2014)

In Volume 23, Issue 3, we pay tribute to comrade Frans Timmerman, and authors consider: the role of technical know-how in revolutionary futures, body and environment, degrowth and demonetisation, connections between climate change and revolution, red-green movement prospects in the People’s Republic of China, Maoism-based

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Entitle in support of David Correia

The European Network in Political Ecology (ENTITLE) joins the editorial board of Capitalism Nature Socialism in its statement in support of Professor David Correia. As individual researchers and as a collective we are passionately committed to combining our scientific work with a commitment to democracy

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In support of David Correia

The Editors of the journal Capitalism Nature Socialism are deeply disappointed by the University of New Mexico Administration distancing themselves from their Associate Professor of American Studies and our Senior Editor, David Correia, who has been unjustifiably arrested and charged with a felony during a

Latest issue of CNS released today

Check out our latest issue with contributions from Kris Forkasiewicz, Michael Löwy, Anselm Jappe, Ivan Drury, Darius Rejali, Paul Buhle, Sarah Rotz, Stelios Gialis & Stavros Mavroudeas, Charlie Barnao & Pietro Saitta, Samuel Alexander, David Schwartzman, Matt Meyer, David Barkin, Ariel Salleh, and Troy G.