Abel Bisrat surveys what they argue are the three primary expressions of philosemitism found on the contemporary Euro-American Right.

Nicolas D Villarreal responds to Ted Reese on political economy and current US financial bubbles.

Shane Levett and Stefan Neumayer discuss the newly adopted electoral Principles and Policy of Central Mass and Worcester DSA, covering the content of the chapter's electoral approach and the means by which it was developed.

New episode: we [finally!] sit down to discuss the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's political economy.

Daniel Cunha reviews Kathryn Bigelow's lastest film, A House of Dynamite, arguing that it represents an apotheosis of Bigelow's thematic fixation with the professional-managerial classes.

Merry Christmas to those comrades who celebrate. Ted Reese brings Xmas joy with a survey of the US economy and a prediction of a coming crash.

Nicolas D Villarreal responds to Conrad Hamilton on abstraction and the interpretation of Althusser.

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David McNally's 'Slavery and Capitalism: A New Marxist History' offers a necessary corrective to the New History of Capitalism (NHC) group by embracing Marxism's revolutionary commitments, argues Julian Assele.

Sasha Slansky reminisces on their time as a student of the late Asad Haider.

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Toby Mckenzie Barnes argues that comparative analysis of Bolshevik parliamentary strategy and the recent Star Wars television show 'Andor' can provide insights for contemporary communists.

Conrad Hamilton responds to Nicolas D Villarreal's recent review of Flowers For Marx, taking issue with his critique of the collection's contents.

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Linksjugend ['solid], youth wing of the German Die Linke party, presents a translation of their recently-passed resolution on Palestine.

Continuing the debate on liberal socialism, Yanis Iqbal replies to Matt McManus' response to the former's critique of the concept.

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Matt McManus responds to Yanis Iqbal on liberal socialism.

In the first installment of a multi-part series on labor movement reform in the United States, Frank Zon critiques the standard taxonomy of contemporary trade unions and provides a new, alternative typology.

Claire Kim and Tony Stabile analyze the state of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) following the organization's 2025 National Convention.

The humanist premise of Matt McManus' "liberal socialism" precludes effective socialist strategy, argues Yanis Iqbal.

New episode: We join Iker Suarez to discuss the border regime in Europe.

David P responds to Michael Rattner on the Jacobin conference.

Tune in tonight for a special NYC mayoral election night Cosmocast livestream!

Happy Halloween, comrades! Regular Cosmo contributor Hank Kennedy has just what you need to get in a spooky mood. Drawing on three case studies, Kennedy explores the profound effects 1968's global political upheavals had on horror filmmaking.

Chilean communist politician Jeannette Jara's recent presidential primary victory is the result of the Communist Party of Chile's (PCCh) long history and refusal to compromise on its core political principles, argues Andrea Gutmann Fuentes.

Christian Noakes writes in on the fiction of Gabriel Garcia Márquez and the US' recent, illegal military strikes on Venezuelan and Colombian boats.

The UH Student Front of the Houston Arms Embargo Campaign announces a hunger strike against University of Houston's complicity in Israel's genocide of Palestinians.

Michael Rattner writes in on the recent conference hosted by Jacobin Magazine.

We stand against all threats to the people of Venezuela and support their right to self determination against US imperialism. Yankee Hands off Venezuela!

Jackson Albert Mann responds to recent, inaccurate commemorations of the IWW's 'Little Red Songbook' with a meditation on the socialist movement's relationship to its artistic history and approach to aesthetic theory.

The Inner Moon responds to Marco Rosaire Rossi on Klein and Thompson's 'Abundance.'

Sam Dee gives a synopsis of the 2025 convention of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), arguing that the results displayed both the positive and negative aspects of the organization's caucus system.

Adam Turl's recent work on art, 'Gothic Capitalism: Art Evicted From Heaven & Earth,' substitutes aesthetic choices for concrete advice on cultural organizing, argues Patricia Manos.

Similar to the discourse of late nineteenth century progressivism, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson's 'Abundance' proposes an empty theory of progress that fails to reckon with the reality of political struggle, argues Marco Rosaire Rossi.

N.R. writes in on the recent assassination of right-wing provocateur Charlie Kirk.

Steve Bloom ruminates on the meaning and practice of democratic centralism, arguing that respect for minority positions is key to building a truly disciplined revolutionary formation.

Edgar Esquivel tracks the underhanded concessions made by International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) President Sean O’Brien, which have devastated the pension and healthcare funds of Southwest Teamster UPSers.

Yesterday, September 2, was the 56th anniversary of the passing of incomparable revolutionary Ho Chi Minh. His spirit lives on in the struggle of all oppressed peoples for a free world.

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Hank Kennedy profiles socialist novelist Jack London, taking stock of his literary contributions to the socialist movement while also reckoning with the right-ward, racist drift of his later politics.

Zhao Levi draws on case studies from the United States and Brazil to argue for a model of party organization based on open factional struggle.

Hagen Blix and Ingeborg Glimmer respond to Nicolas D Villarreal's recent review of their co-written book, 'Why We Fear AI.'

'Flowers For Marx,' a new collection of essays on Marxism, facilitates dialogue between camps of the socialist movement, but suffers from its contributors' reluctance to defend Marxism as a science, argues Nicolas D Villarreal.

On this day Bela Lugosi, a committed communist and world renowned actor passed. Check out our article on him below. cosmonautmag.com/2023/10/bela...

Stephen Thompson draws on the history of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) to critique the "artisanal" character of the contemporary US Marxist Left, analyzing the recent activity of Socialist Alternative as a case study in "artisanal politics."

Carlos Campos Jr. analyzes the disunity of electoral campaigns pursued by the Democratic Socialists of America, argues for the strategic integration of the organization's state-level electoral efforts, and provides a tentative plan for doing so.