This panel will bring together leading voices from English-language alternative media to discuss the Western media’s role in manufacturing consent for the disasters produced by capitalism.
The International Manifesto Group and Midwestern Marx present
On the anniversary of the Paris Commune of 1871, we invite Professor Ken Hammond to reflect on its significance to the history of the workers' movement, how it changed Marx and Engels’s thinking, what legacy it has left for struggles for socialism, what it tells us about the nature of the state and the potential for revolutionising it and what its relevance is for the left and revolutionary movements today the world over.
The International Manifesto Group presents
The 21st of February this year marks the 175th anniversary of the publication of The Communist Manifesto, one of the most important political documents in history and a cornerstone of our global movement. To mark this occasion, the International Manifesto Group is holding a webinar to reflect on the enduring significance and relevance of the Communist Manifesto, in particular how it has informed – and continues to inform – socialist states and movements.
The International Manifesto Group presents
This panel discussion invites speakers from different regions into dialogue about the possibility of war in the Taiwan Strait.
Geopolitical Economy Research Group director Radhika Desai's new book investigates the decay of neoliberal financialised capitalism as revealed in the crisis the novel coronavirus triggered but did not cause, a crisis that has been deepened by the conflict over Ukraine and its repercussions across the globe.
The Geopolitical Economy Research Education Trust (GERET) will conduct high quality research into, and analysis of national economies, their relation to the world economy and the political management of both. Intended to be an influential research and educational trust, it will critically analyse policy alternatives for managing the interaction of national economies and states and to promote human development and mutual benefit in today’s multipolar world.
The International Manifesto Group began discussing the fast-changing political and geopolitical economy of the world order and its national and regional components at the beginning of the pandemic. The core of our analysis is our Manifesto, ‘Through Pluripolarity to Socialism’, and we believe engagement with its themes to develop them further is important for further left advance.
New Cold War was founded in 2014 to provide factual and insightful analysis, backed by accurate news and information, about the proliferating national and class conflicts changing our world, which the established media were either misreporting, or failing to cover. A new journalism is flowering, evident in the welcome multiplicity of alternative sources and sites and in the rising quality of independent reportage and analysis.
