New Left Review 86

In the latest issue, the New Left Review offers a critical examination of geopolitical dynamics, focusing specifically on territorial annexations. Susan Watkins delves into the historical context and contemporary implications of these seizures, particularly highlighting the long-standing conflicts in Palestine. Her analysis reveals how decades of international complicity have shaped the trajectories of these contentious regions and the lives of their inhabitants.

The articles presented reflect a broader spectrum of leftist thought, addressing issues of sovereignty, power, and resistance. Readers are invited to engage with profound questions about justice and political accountability in the face of rampant state-led interventions. Through incisive commentary, this edition aims to provoke dialogue and inspire action among those invested in social equity and global solidarity.