The old filmstock is gorgeous, warm ghosts of pineapples and oranges bleed sensuously into drawings and paintings. The ...

A fifth phase in the evolution of the journal runs approximately from late 1968 to mid 1971 (nos 52–67). A general radicalization, amidst the inter national student and worker upsurges in Western ...

NLR 3, May–June 2000. Includes articles by Nancy Fraser, Benedict Anderson, Robert Pollin, Georgi Derluguian, David Marquand, Peter Wollen, Malcolm Bull, John Foot, Declan Kiberd, Gopal Balakrishnan ...

These futurist visions, from all points of the political spectrum, depend upon a common prediction of the trajectory of technological change. Have they got this right? To answer this question, it is ...

The US political world can today be divided not only between left and right, but along another axis: Trump maximalists and Trump minimalists. Maximalists are inclined to view Trump as an agent or ...

Some time ago, while working on nineteenth-century literary markets, I was struck by how thoroughly British and French novels managed to streamline European cultural consumption: hundreds of thousands ...

The modern bureaucratic state remains the paramount fount of criminal deterrence, surveillance and sanction, notwithstanding claims of devolution, privatization and ‘governmentalization’.footnote 1 ...

NLR 153, May–June 2025. Includes articles by NLR Editors, Zhang Yongle, Michael Levien, Roberto Schwarz, Alyssa Battistoni, Aaron Benanav and Michael Burawoy ...

In times like these, the very appearance of an essay like Oliver Eagleton’s offers a glimmer of hope.footnote 1 His critique of my work is both historically conscious and generous towards the often ...

You will therefore guess what you hardly expected to be otherwise: that I am still concerned with the complex which may be designated by the rubrics—prehistory of the 19th century, dialectical image, ...

The NCR is one of the most densely industrialized areas in the world, a constellation of planned manufacturing hubs, ...