By our correspondent in Moscow In April, Left Horizons carried a report on a strike by delivery workers in Moscow. Their wages and conditions had
Category: International Archive
By Michael Roberts Every year, I analyse the US rate of profit on capital. This is because the US data is the best and most
By Michael Roberts John Michael Roberts (no relation) is Professor of Sociology and Communications at Brunel University London. In his new book, Digital, Class, Work:
Planning and the climate
By Michael Roberts The only way humanity has a chance of avoiding a climate disaster will be through a global plan based on common ownership
By Michael Roberts On December 6, US president Joe Biden joined Morris Chang, founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) in Arizona for a symbolic
By Iyad Hadad, field researcher for B’Tselem, the Israeli human rights organisation. [Editorial note: Everyday life for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank is one
By Gauthier Hordel In 2018 and 2019, Boeing made the headlines with two successive disasters involving the 737 MAX of Indonesia’s Lion Air and then
Rhys Jameson gives his take on the Qatar 2022 Football World Cup Capitalism is mired in a series of interlocking crises, everywhere you look there
COP15: the two horsemen of the apocalypse
By Michael Roberts COP15 started this week in Montreal, Canada. This is the UN’s biodiversity summit. In effect, it is an international meeting to discuss
By Michael Roberts Stock markets rallied in November as inflation rates subsided a little and the US Federal Reserve began to talk of lower interest-rate
