Bill Fletcher Jr offers a legislative agenda for his first 100 days
What Obama means to the world
People's obsession with Barack Obama says more about them than him, says Gary Younge
After the meltdown
William Greider, Frances Fox Piven, Doug Henwood, Arun Gupta and Naomi Klein discuss the financial crisis facing Obama - and what should be done
PLUS A patriot for Aretha
Steve Platt gets in touch with his inner Aretha
Change we can believe in?
Red Pepper's Obama blog looks at what his presidency means for the global left
An open letter to President Barack Obama from Peter Tatchell
Julie Burchill misoverestimates Bush
Ben Trott responds to Julie Buchill's 'thoroughly absurd' article in The Sun
The Economist on Obama and the question of betrayal
The Lexington column in this week's Economist focusses on Obama's betrayal of the left - either real or perceived, writes Ben Trott
\'It seems like Obama is saying: I will only be as good a president as the people who will organize to move me\'
Dont Rhine, from the sound art collective Ultra Red, on the inauguration
\'The audacity of dope\'
There's been some fairly unusual attempts to cash in on Obama's current popularity, says Ben Trott
An ‘excess of democracy’: what two generations of radicals can learn from each other The philosophy and experience of 1960s/70s radical movements are in several ways complementary to the ideas of the direct action movements of today. Hilary Wainwright examines the possibility of forging a new kind of political economy by learning from the best of both
N30 and after: was that it? A debate on the public sector strikes Gregor Gall analyses the 30 November strikes. With a response by Heather Wakefield
Audio: Rebellious Media Conference Exclusive podcast with Dan Hind, James Curran, Zahera Harb
Leanne Wood: Why I’m standing for the Plaid Cymru leadership Leanne Wood AM sets out a socialist vision for Wales.
After Durban: All talked out? The UN climate talks in Durban followed a familiar script of inaction. Oscar Reyes asks if activists should still be focusing attention on them
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