How can we care for each other while fighting for justice? By Decca Muldowney.
An African History of Africa; After Zionism; The Alternatives; The Wrong Person to Ask.
A new study of civilizational thinking leaves no doubt as to its 19th century origins, writes Ed McNally.
Business Power and the State in the Central Andes; Lovebug; Alphabetical Diaries; Ghost Pains.
A new history of dissenting women artists in early 20th century New York City offers an insight into largely undocumented networks of practice, writes Rachel Boyd.
If We Burn; Mick Lynch; Praiseworthy; Between Meals.
Motion Sickness; Lean on Me; Pharmanomics; Nightbloom; Scammer.
Bluebeard’s Castle; Traces of Enayat; Austria Behind the Mask; Standing Heavy; To the Lighthouse.
The Drinker of Horizons; Macunaíma; Out of Sri Lanka; Black Oot Here.
Bodies Under Siege; Shalash the Iraqi; Dust Child; Siblings.
Abyss; Call and Response; The Heart of Our Earth; Banzeiro Òkòtó: The Amazon as the Centre of the World.
20 Riot Cops to Nick 2 Chickens; Ten Planets; Miss Major Speaks; White Torture: Interviews with Iranian Women Prisoners.
Our Share of Night; Wake Me Up at Nine in the Morning; Xi Jinping: The Most Powerful Man in the World; Stranger in My Own Land.
Solito: A Memoir; A Short History of Tomb-Raiding; Abolish the Family; All Walls Collapse.
Boulder; Life Ceremony; Crossed off the Map: Travels in Bolivia; Citizens.
Things They Lost; This World Does Not Belong to Us; Come to This Court and Cry: How the Holocaust Ends; Aftermath.
Vagabonds!; Chilean Poet; The Trial of Julian Assange; We Slaves of Suriname.
Beasts of a Little Land; How to Be a Revolutionary; The Transgender Issue; Cop.
Somebody Loves You by Mona Arshi; Just the Plague by Ludmila Ulitskaya, translated by Polly Gannon; Do Earth by Tamsin Osmond; The Gold Machine by Iain Sinclair.
Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth by Wole Soyinka; Little Brother by Ibrahima Balde and Amets Arzallus Antia, translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker; World Politics since 1989 by Jonathan Holslag; Patriarchy of the Wage by Sylvia Federici.