The ‘Anti-Semitism, Zionism and the Left’ Panel: Listen to Salvage at Historical Materialism 2019
We launched our seventh issue of Salvage: Towards the Proletarocene and the Historical Materialism 2019 conference in London. On the first panel, already released in audio here, three members of the Salvage editorial collective talked about the editorial essay...
‘It’s in the Air, It’s in Your Bones’: Notes on an Aftermath
It is possible that this would always, no matter what Brexit position was taken, when and how, have been the death knell of the parliamentary road to survival.
The Anti-Semitism, Zionism and the Left Panel
We launched our seventh issue of Salvage: Towards the Proletarocene and the Historical Materialism 2019 conference in London. On the first panel, already released in audio, three members of the Salvage editorial collective talked about the editorial essay ‘The Tragedy...
Recentring the State: A Response to Barnaby Raine on Anti-Semitism
We lack a clear and precise analysis of contemporary anti-Semitism, its origin and social role, particularly with respect to the West.
ISSUE 7 – AUTUMN 2019
Towards the Proletarocene
The Flatness of Blackness: Afro-Pessimism and the Erasure of Anti-Colonial Thought
The use of the term ‘Afro-pessimism’ is symptomatic of the historical ignorance of the Afro-pessimist™ (or what Greg James has recently called Afro-pessimism 2.0), whose grasp of African history is about as solid as that of Hegel.
The ‘Anti-Semitism, Zionism and the Left’ Panel: Listen to Salvage at Historical Materialism 2019
We launched our seventh issue of Salvage: Towards the Proletarocene and the Historical Materialism 2019 conference in London. On the first panel, already released in audio here, three members of the Salvage editorial collective talked about the editorial essay...
Recentring the State: A Response to Barnaby Raine on Anti-Semitism
We lack a clear and precise analysis of contemporary anti-Semitism, its origin and social role, particularly with respect to the West.
The Tragedy of the Worker: Listen to the Salvage editorial panel at Historical Materialism 2019
We launched our seventh issue of Salvage: Towards the Proletarocene and the Historical Materialism 2019 conference in London. Three members of the Salvage editorial collective talked about the editorial essay ‘The Tragedy of the Worker’, a long essay on climate change, ecology and marxism at the beginning of issue 7. Andreas Malm and Holly Jean Buck gave comments.
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The ‘Anti-Semitism, Zionism and the Left’ Panel: Listen to Salvage at Historical Materialism 2019
We launched our seventh issue of Salvage: Towards the Proletarocene and the Historical Materialism 2019 conference in London. On the first panel, already released in audio here, three members of the Salvage editorial collective talked about the editorial essay...
‘It’s in the Air, It’s in Your Bones’: Notes on an Aftermath
It is possible that this would always, no matter what Brexit position was taken, when and how, have been the death knell of the parliamentary road to survival.
Boris Johnson is a Formidable Campaigner
Boris Johnson is a formidable campaigner. He is one of the few politicians who can connect with ordinary people. He has real charisma. He stands for a proud One Nation conservatism. He stands for law and order. Other parties might claim a line of zero tolerance. But...
What Lies Between Hope and Fear?
Hope doesn’t always feel like victory. Hope can feel like not being isolated.
Fuck Boris, Save the NHS
“I don’t want to talk about it. I’m sick of being lied to. None of them mean anything they say.”
This Is Why We Hate You: December Editorial
What is there to say? What can Salvage possibly add by way of ‘encouragement’, ‘propaganda’, ‘intervention’, with regard to the forthcoming British General Election, that has not been said already by those with far greater reach and impact than us? That our readers...
From the Archive
None Shall Pass: Trans and the Rewriting of the Body
‘Wanting’ has an obvious double meaning. To want something in the ordinary sense is to wish for it. But want is also lack. The two meanings are not necessarily separable. To want for nothing is not necessarily to have everything, but to be without nothing that one...
Fascism and Anti-Fascism: reflections on recent debates on the US Left
The election of Donald Trump and the resulting uptick of racist violence since November 2016 has placed the issue of fascism back on the agenda of the US left. In the past few months, socialists, anarchists and other radicals in the US are debating what fascism is...
Making and Getting Made: Towards a Cyborg Transfeminism
‘I feel confined, only free to expand myself within boundaries.’ Major Motoko Kusanagi, Ghost in the Shell In the 1995 anime version of Ghost In The Shell, we’re offered both the dream and the nightmare of trans politics. Ghost In The Shell is particularly incisive,...
