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_The Uberfication of the University_ analyzes the emergence of the sharing economy and the companies behind it: LinkedIn, Uber, and Airbnb.

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75 years after the triumph over Nazism, we look back to when socialists gave birth to Antifa.
 We have waited a long time for this war's All Quiet on the Western Front', wrote the critic V.S. Pritchett in 1948. âHere it is.' Pritchet
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Where do working-class women who are literary and experimental find, first, their models, and next, their readership?
by Aidan Ratchford // On the fifty-fifth anniversary his death, we're reading the young Guevaraâs âThe US Working-Class: Friend or Enemy?
Part 2 of an essay by A. Sivanandan.
What New Times represents, in sum, is a shift in focus from economic determinism to cultural determinism, from changing the world to changing the word, from class in and for itself to the individual in and for himself or herself. Use value has ceded to exchange value, need to choice, community to i-dentity, anti-imperialism to international humanism. And the self that New Timers make so much play about is a small, selfish inward-looking self that finds pride in lifestyle, exuberance in consumption and commitment in pleasure â and then elevates them all into a politics of this and that, positioning itself this way and that way (with every position a politics and every politics a position) into a âmiscellany of movements and organisationsâ stretching from hobbies and pleasure to services.
A sort of bazaar socialism, bizarre socialism, a hedonist socialism: an eat, drink and be merry socialism because tomorrow we can eat drink and be merry again ... a socialism for disillusioned Marxist intellectuals who had waited around too long for the revolution â a socialism that holds up everything that is ephemeral and evanescent and passing as vital and worthwhile, everything that melts into air as solid, and proclaims that every shard of the self is a social movement.
In this two-part essay, A. Sivanandan critiques the New Times current developed within Marxism Today, and its influence on the rhetoric of
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Communists who came to the Soviet Union seeking refuge found themselves caught up in the madness of the Stalinist purges. But many, argued I
Dan Sinykin breaks down the Post45 Data Collective set on literary awards compiled by Stephanie Young and Juliana Spahr....
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Why would my students pay attention to my views on Brexit when I canât even get them to stop using the word relatable...

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The Westâs favored form of self-government is looking creaky. A legal scholar and a philosopher propose some alternatives.
Theodor Bergmann, the last surviving member of the preâWorld War II German Communist movement, spoke to Jacobin.