30 April 2012 Vicky Cann previews a movement-building conference on European austerity in Brussels this weekend

30 April 2012 Rare Earth, by Paul Mason, reviewed by Amanda Sebestyen

28 April 2012 As a digitally restored version is released, Michael Pooler revisits Jean Renoir's anti-war masterpiece

26 April 2012 ‘Religion’ and ‘secularism’ are not mutually exclusive categories, writes Mike Marqusee. Secularists need to focus more on the shared, public realm that has been eviscerated by neoliberalism

26 April 2012 Ellen Potts explains why the Climate Justice Collective will be standing up to Big Energy in London on 3 May

24 April 2012 Josh Healey reports on the strength and challenges of Occupy Oakland - and how it has pushed the US movement in radical directions

22 April 2012 Sami Ramadani argues that counter‑revolution has gained the upper hand in Syria and across the Arab world

22 April 2012 Ned Ludd invites you to a festival of frame smashing and handloom weaving

21 April 2012 Ahead of the launch of her new book, Earth is Our Business, Polly Higgins speaks to Michael Pooler about her mission to have ‘ecocide’ recognised as an international crime

20 April 2012 Social transformation is a prerequisite to securing lasting political change, writes Sarah-Jayne Clifton

20 April 2012 Lola Okolosie reviews the first Go Feminist conference, aimed at inspiring feminist activism

18 April 2012 With the health bill passed, the government is now setting about forcing the market into the NHS. Colin Leys looks at what is likely to happen next

16 April 2012 John Hilary looks at the corporate commercial bonanza provided by sponsorship opportunities for London 2012

15 April 2012 Libby Powell reports on how ‘Israel has turned Palestine into a giant prison’—with no visitors allowed

15 April 2012 The solvency of Europe’s governments has been under the spotlight in recent months, but Europe’s fragile and under-reformed banking system is a disaster waiting to happen, says Hugo Radice

14 April 2012 Richard Pithouse on The Wretched of the Earth, by Frantz Fanon

14 April 2012 'I have no wish to speak ill of the dead, even when they are still alive'

14 April 2012 Ian Bruff explores the roots of Germany’s obsession with budgetary prudence and economic stability, which is driving austerity in Europe

13 April 2012 From the 'indignados' to elections and general strikes, Javier Navascués reflects on growing resistance to neoliberalism and austerity across Spain

13 April 2012 Counterpower: Making Change Happen, by Tim Gee, reviewed by Ed Lewis

13 April 2012 Don’t Take No for an Answer: The 2011 Referendum and the Future of Electoral Reform, by Lewis Baston and Ken Ritchie, reviewed by Callum Michaels

13 April 2012 Adam Leaver turns the spotlight on elite power, democratic disconnects and the failure of financial reform in the UK. With a response by Jonathan Stevenson

12 April 2012 Revolutionary Communist at Work: A Political Biography of Bert Ramelson, by Roger Seifert and Tom Sibley, reviewed by Mary Davis

12 April 2012 Alex Nunns reports from Athens on the human consequences of the austerity measures, and how they are being resisted

12 April 2012 Joseph Healy, a founder member of the Green Left, explains why he left the Green Party of England and Wales

11 April 2012 The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade, by Andrew Feinstein, reviewed by Chris Browne

11 April 2012 Mike Marqusee asks: are the emerging forms of resistance up to the challenge?

10 April 2012 Jenny Jones, the Green Party candidate for London mayor, speaks to Red Pepper's Tim Hunt and Michael Calderbank

10 April 2012 The Cost of Inequality: Three Decades of the Super-Rich and the Economy, by Stewart Lansley, reviewed by Christopher Hird

10 April 2012 Andrew Filmer experiences the Tate à Tate audio tour and discovers art and activism aren't always an easy mix

10 April 2012 How do we respond to the euro crisis? Susan George, Paolo Gerbaudo, Donatella della Porta and James Meadway write

9 April 2012 The Assault on Universities: A Manifesto for Resistance, by Michael Bailey and Des Freedman (eds), reviewed by Hilary Aked

9 April 2012 Dexter Whitfield argues that Compass’s alternative economic strategy, Plan B, is not enough

9 April 2012 Tom Dale speaks to Abu Yazan, a leading member of Gaza Youth Break Out. He has been persecuted by Israel, Fatah and Hamas, and was in exile in Cairo when this interview was carried out in December 2011.

8 April 2012 The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) is standing candidates for the London assembly and elsewhere in the local elections on 3 May. Red Pepper spoke to Nick Wrack, a member of the TUSC national committee and number two on its slate of candidates in London

4 April 2012 Red Pepper brings together Green councillors and Green Left activists to debate the Brighton budget

2 April 2012 Imagine an app that would tell bosses which of his workers was most likely to want to join a union. Leigh Phillips writes on the creepier side of new technologies