New Left Review 113

In the pages of this edition, prominent thinkers dissect the evolving landscape of social democracy, focusing particularly on the Swedish model. Göran Therborn explores the decline of a robust social democratic era in Sweden, reflecting on both the triumphs and failures that have shaped the country's political fabric. This critical analysis opens a dialogue on the implications of these shifts, offering insights into the broader context of modern governance and social equality.

Contributing voices such as David Kotz and Perry Anderson further enrich the discourse, tackling issues of capitalism and its intersection with social justice movements. With commentary from notable figures like Richard Stallman and Donald MacKenzie, this issue serves as a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary political and economic challenges, urging readers to reflect on the future of democratic socialism.