16 April 2013 As Margaret Thatcher is seen off with pomp and circumstance, John Millington says her real legacy lies in the hollowed-out factories of Britain
16 April 2013 Hilary Wainwright introduces the first in a series of mythbusters produced by Class, in collaboration with Red Pepper.
15 April 2013 Power company EDF hit the headlines by threatening to sue climate campaigners for £5 million. Ewa Jasiewicz, one of the protesters, explains why they targeted the company
12 April 2013 Commentators on both sides of the political spectrum say Thatcher ‘death parties’ are the thoughtless, tasteless products of a bandwagon-jumping youth. They should have more imagination, writes Siobhán McGuirk. This is an iconoclastic moment
12 April 2013 Financialisation is the common ground for a multiplicity of struggles, writes Sarah-Jayne Clifton
11 April 2013 Nick Hildyard investigates the rise of private equity investment infrastructure funds in overseas development, and how they are turning public infrastructure into a new ‘asset class’
11 April 2013 Twenty years on from the introduction of the private finance initiative (PFI), Dexter Whitfield examines the effect it has had – and how it’s set to get worse under new Tory plans
10 April 2013 Leigh Phillips says that the idea of 'showing respect for the dead' seems to be somewhat selective
9 April 2013 Michael Pooler reviews a film that gives an alternative view of the 2011 riots
9 April 2013 Lynne Segal says those eager to dance on Thatcher’s grave have much thinking to do.
9 April 2013 Alex Nunns offers an antidote to the media fawning over Thatcher – and argues her biggest victory was getting her opponents to buy into her mythology
8 April 2013 On this sad day for the nation, Oscar Reyes suggests some tunes to help us all remember
3 April 2013 Jeffrey R Webber looks at the myths and the realities of the late Hugo Chávez’s impact on Venezuela, and considers the challenges ahead
31 March 2013 The WSF needs updating for a post-Arab Spring, post-Indignado world, writes Nick Dearden. The problems and the possibilities were both on show in Tunisia
28 March 2013 Socialist singer-songwriter Dave Boardman reviews Union Made, the new album by radical folk supergroup Union of Folk
28 March 2013 As Beyond the Fragments by Sheila Rowbotham, Lynne Segal and Hilary Wainwright is set to be republished, Jane Wills looks at its significance
27 March 2013 We chat to Clare Williams, Unison's Regional Convenor for the North, about the severe impact of austerity and what the resistance looks like.
27 March 2013 Cruel Britannia: a secret history of torture, by Ian Cobain, reviewed by Frances Webber
27 March 2013 Catastrophism, by Sasha Lilley, David McNally, Eddie Yuen and James Davis, reviewed by Nic Beuret
27 March 2013 Reclaiming Public Ownership, by Andrew Cumbers, reviewed by Clifford Singer
26 March 2013 Beyond Walls and Cages: prisons, borders and global crisis, eds Jenna M Loyd, Matt Mitchelson and Andrew Burridge, reviewed by Lioba Hirsch
26 March 2013 John McDonnell MP reviews The Question of Strategy - Socialist Register 2013
25 March 2013 In 2012, Freedom from Torture ran a short story competition. This is the winner: Jocelyn Watson’s ‘London Plane’, which explores the isolation, memories, and hopes of a young asylum seeker in London
24 March 2013 Mike Marqusee on the importance of C L R James' Beyond a Boundary - beyond cricket
24 March 2013 Pascoe Sabido looks at the growing global popularity of community-owned and controlled renewable energy
24 March 2013 Nick Buxton and Ben Hayes explore the growing emphasis on security and control over resources in response to climate change
22 March 2013 Kaspar Loftin says a caravan across Africa is a revitalisation of the genre’s original political power
21 March 2013 Despite the public scorn for politicians, Green Party candidate Davy Jones explains why he believes there is an opportunity for radicals to get into parliament
21 March 2013 Barnet Alliance for Public Services invites you to join its battle against council privatisation
20 March 2013 Michael Calderbank offers an alternative view of Ken Loach’s appeal to discuss a new party
19 March 2013 Film director Ken Loach has called for the creation of a new party of the left in Britain. Kate Hudson explains why she is supporting the call
18 March 2013 A new model for giving out money launched at the weekend when twenty-eight groups shared £40,000 in the first round of funding.
10 March 2013 Iolanda Fresnillo reports from Spain on the myriad ways Spanish people are facing down austerity
8 March 2013 Alessandra Mecozzi says Italian politics is broken, but the movements aren’t filling the gap
8 March 2013 James O'Nions reports from the women-led occupation of the Women's Library in London, which is due to be closed imminently
8 March 2013 Local Labour councillor Edward Davie says Red Pepper’s recent article on Lambeth’s ‘co-operative council’ was disappointing. Below, council trade unionist Jon Rogers responds
8 March 2013 The death of Hugo Chávez is a fundamental test for the Boliviarian Revolution, writes Uruguayan anthropologist Daniel Chavez
6 March 2013 As the forces of reaction get ready to step up their offensive while trying their best to conceal their delight at Chávez’s death, Pablo Navarrete remembers his true legacy
1 March 2013 Ian Llewellyn, part of the Sussex occupation, looks at how the market has invaded universities – and what activists are doing about it
1 March 2013 Lorenzo Fe argues that Italy's Five Star Movement owes a big debt to the left – but won votes by rejecting it
26 February 2013 James Angel of the New Economics Foundation explores what society could look like if we were working less and living more
26 February 2013 Here are 5 ways you can help persuade energy company EDF to drop its legal action against campaigners of the group 'No Dash for Gas'.
26 February 2013 It’s not just meat that’s hiding secrets behind the label, writes Gary Craig
26 February 2013 Tim Baster and Isabelle Merminod report on the third police operation in 12 months against trade unionists in Turkey
25 February 2013 The Library Street London collective explains how south London is not standing for the mayor’s ‘takeover’
22 February 2013 Ben Hayes responds to Nick Cohen's call for the left to 'pick sides' over the Shahbag protests in Bangladesh
21 February 2013 As Italy prepares for elections, Elena Iannuzzi of the Leoncavallo social centre writes on how the movement has related to electoral politics
20 February 2013 Mike Aiken reports from the mountain community of Cherán which in 2011 responded to government inaction over illegal logging by setting up barricades and establishing their own autonomous local democracy
20 February 2013 'Well might we muse upon the entitlement of a chancellor who, upon his father’s passing, will be titled'
19 February 2013 Debbie Jolly reports on US insurance giant Unum, whose ‘biopsychosocial model’ is being used to justify the devastating cuts in disability benefits