At the recent Revenge of Everyday Life conference, Ruth Lorimer talked about the growth of social reproductive services such as cleaning through gig economy platforms in cities, while Katya Nasim talked about the housing crisis and the work of London Renters Union.
Listen to the talks and discussion:
The case for a ballot, a strike and a different vision of education.
Three articles produced by rs21 NEU members for distribution at the education union annual conference
We look at the unnerving business models behind mental health apps.
A discussion on how state capitalism theory helps us understand the contemporary world
The rapid growth of the Chinese economy over the last quarter of a century and the growing tensions with the US
In response to the threat of Farage’s Reform Party the left needs to build laboratories of hope.
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