ICIJ lost contact with our colleague Micah Reddy, ICIJ's Africa coordinator, and local journalist Mohamed Willo Ismael ("Kooki Mahmoud"), in Djibouti City on Saturday, Sept. 19.

Jack Copley on Timothy Mitchell, The Alibi of Capital. Capital re-conceptualized as terraforming expropriation of the future.

On the paradox of willpower

Using canopy-penetrating LiDAR data, the northern part of southwestern Amazonia appears to contain as many earthworks as previously estimated for the whole of Amazonia.

NLR 160, July–August 2026. Includes articles by Perry Anderson, Julian Stallabrass, Donald Sassoon, Benjamin Kunkel, Mao Jian, Ilya Budraitskis, Carlo Ginzburg, Perry Anderson and Mario del Pero

Fierce competition and overcapacity crises are impeding efforts to decarbonize cement production

Fierce competition and overcapacity crises are impeding efforts to decarbonize cement production

Fierce competition and overcapacity crises are impeding efforts to decarbonize cement production

Fierce competition and overcapacity crises are impeding efforts to decarbonize cement production

Fierce competition and overcapacity crises are impeding efforts to decarbonize cement production

A “Limitless Frontier”? Neoliberalism, Silicon Valley, and the Commercialization of Space

YouTube video by Yerba Brava

Crises, capitalist governance and the critique of liberalism - Browse and buy the Hardcover edition of Crises, capitalist governance and the critique of liberalism by Alexis Moraitis

Following his widely praised Ages of American Capitalism, Jonathan Levy’s The Real Economy proposes a theoretical counterpart, grounding a concept of capital in a fusion of Smith, Keynes, Freud, Deleu...

An interview about the new parameters of climate politics, with the breakdown of global consensus. As the EU re-opens coal-fired plants and the US shuts down wind farms, China gouges the earth to chur...

Jack Copley on Timothy Mitchell, The Alibi of Capital. Capital re-conceptualized as terraforming expropriation of the future.

Jack Copley on Timothy Mitchell, The Alibi of Capital. Capital re-conceptualized as terraforming expropriation of the future.

NLR 159, May–June 2026. Includes articles by Tom Mertes, Jack Copley, Katie Ebner-Landy, Anton Jäger, Thea Riofrancos, Javier Moreno Zacarés, Christian Sorace, David Sneath and Régis Debray

This is the introductory article to the special issue on the convergences and divergences in Political and Open Marxism. It traces the historical and intellectu...

The Political Economy Research Centre is to close formally this summer. Here, founding Director, Will Davies, reflects on its twelve years of activity. It took two or three years before the causes, ef...

The problems with Britain’s universities are systemic and deep-rooted, not just local or contingent. Yet political and...

Politics and economics in American “declinism”

The third instalment of Aaron Benanav's 'Beyond capitalism' series turns to the question of transition to a multidimensional economy.

Irish police are looking to extradite man alleged to be one of Europe’s top criminals