Readers’ View Views in brief A stolen life | The ruling class and the state | Imperial overreach in the Philippines? | Exploitation at Whole Foods | Socialism and the environment
Obrero Socialista Una camorra entre hermanos Republicanos y demócratas parecen acérrimos enemigos, pero el drama del cierre gubernamental oculta en qué tanto ellos están de acuerdo.
Marty Kirchner Queens en la mira Los pequeños comerciantes inmigrantes de Queens luchan por no ser desplazados por la construcción de uncomplejo comercial.
Interview: Gilbert Achcar Syria’s uprising versus the counterrevolutions A veteran socialist analyzes the Syrian revolution, the repression and violence used against it, and the maneuvering of imperial powers.
Paul Heideman Does GOP spell “bad for business”? The battle over the government shutdown has highlighted a rift between the Republican Party and its corporate masters.
International Coalition to Free the Angola 3 A life stolen by Angola Herman Wallace spent the last four decades of his life fighting against all that is unjust in the criminal justice system.
Ann Coleman A new era for Boston? Instead of addressing segregation, poverty, health care and a living wage, Boston's mayoral candidates narrowed the debate.
Dave Zirin The sliming of Josh Freeman The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' quarterback is being smeared by his own team and the media over allegations of drug use.
Paul D’Amato Reform struggles and the road to revolution In the collective fight for reforms, ordinary people are radicalized and gain a sense of their own power.
Duncan Hallas The Comintern and the united front In the early 1920s, the Communist International needed to develop tactics that worked in a non-revolutionary situation.
