New Left Review 114

In this edition, a diverse group of esteemed writers, including Dylan Riley and Perry Anderson, explores the complexities surrounding contemporary political figures and movements. Riley’s incisive examination of Trump challenges the prevailing historical comparisons that often miss the nuances of the current political climate, urging readers to reconsider the implications of such analogies.

Moreover, the contributors engage with a range of critical topics, from the legacy of revolutionary thought to the intersections of feminism and Marxism. The collection not only highlights the rich tradition of leftist critique but also seeks to forge new pathways in understanding the present, making it a vital read for anyone invested in the evolving discourse of politics and society.