by Richard Seymour | Oct 14, 2026
It is quite certain that in terms of merely mechanical principles of nature we cannot even adequately become familiar with, much less explain, organised beings and how they are internally possible. – Kant, Critique of Judgment The relation of end has proved to...
by Joshua Cohen and Adam Stern | Oct 5, 2026
On 17 June, 2025, several days after Israel attacked Iran, Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz sat down for an interview with the German national broadcaster ZDF. Merz had stepped away from the annual G7 Summit, which was happening in the remote Kananaskis region of...
by Michael McCarthy | Sep 30, 2026
By 1900 the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) was the strongest socialist party in the world and its Erfurt Program the model for almost all others. In 1912, the SPD was able to win 4.25 million votes in legislative elections. As Pierre Broué shows in The German...
by Robyn Marasco | Sep 23, 2026
In loving memory of Asad Haider ‘And just as God has been pronounced dead quite often but has this sneaky way of resurrecting himself, so everyone debunks marriage, yet ends up married.’ – Shulamith Firestone, The Dialectic of Sex Why has ‘abolition’ emerged as a...
by Sophie Lewis | Sep 16, 2026
This is a response to ‘The Anti-Politics of Family Abolition’ by Robyn Marasco, from Salvage #16: The Construction Site of Hell. ‘Abolition,’ writes A. J. Bohrer in Capitalism and Confinement, ‘names a refusal to accept any arrangement...
by Harrison Fluss and Landon Frim | Jun 16, 2026
This is a response to China Miéville’s essay from Salvage #15: Bewitched and Distorted, ‘Beyond Folk Marxism: Mind, Metaphysics and Spooky Materialism’. A reply by China Miéville and Richard Seymour follows below. Thus, as far as he is a scientific...
by D K Renton | Feb 27, 2026
Arrogance cost Reform the Gorton and Denton by-election; the same vice hurt Labour too. The contest took place after Labour MP Andrew Gwynne resigned. He had been suspended from the party for retweeting a sexist remark about Manchester Labour MP Angela Rayner, calling...
by Daniel Andrés López | Dec 15, 2025
What do Marxists talk about when they talk about love?[1] For E.B. The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it. – Karl Marx, ‘Theses On Feuerbach’ theory also becomes a material force as soon as it has gripped the...
by Jonas Marvin | Dec 15, 2025
Turning down Dividy Road and onto the Bentilee housing estate in a rural corner of Stoke-on-Trent, I am struck by two images. First, an unavoidable eyesore – a house adorned with a Trump 2024 flag – is followed by three houses each receiving visits from three...
by Duncan Thomas | Dec 12, 2025
With the Conservative Party having collapsed to an all-time low of just 121 seats in 2024’s general election, following fourteen years in which they were both in office and at each other’s throats, it is easy to forget that this is – by some distance – the world’s...
by Rebekah Diski | Dec 12, 2025
At 3:45am on 17 October, 2022, a lone car approached the Dartford Crossing from the north and slowed to a standstill at the middle of the bridge. Two men, wearing backpacks, waterproofs and woolly hats, got out of the car and jumped over a hip-high fence between the...
by Nick Dyer-Witheford | Dec 12, 2025
Biocommunism emerges from the catastrophes now inflicted throughout the bios, the realm of life itself, by capital. It calls for new disaster relief systems, opening borders to climate refugees, the expropriation of capital from crisis-critical industries, the...
by Andreas Malm | Nov 3, 2025
In early November 2024, something historic happened in Spain. The story starts with the violence of climate change. We all saw the scenes of sudden apocalyptic inundation in Valencia: the streets turned into roaring rivers, the people floating away, the piles of...
by Barnaby Raine | Oct 21, 2025
‘We have become the Gaza of Europe.’ – Geert Wilders, Amsterdam, 8 November 2024 We know that in so many words – ‘terror’, ‘peace’, ‘hate’, ‘safety’ – redefinition and redescription are key tools in the colonial arsenal[1]This text originated as a talk delivered at...
by Rosie | Oct 17, 2025
The following is a lightly edited transcript of the Salvage panel at the Socialism conference in Chicago in 2023. Jules Gill-Peterson and Sophie Lewis were interviewed by Salvage’s Editor-in-Chief. Salvage Many people have noted that the Right (in the US in...
by Richard Seymour | Oct 14, 2025
‘It is clear to everyone today that the right-wing was right regarding the political issue and regarding the Palestinian issue. Today it is simple, you go anywhere and they tell you to destroy them. In the kibbutz, they tell you to destroy them. My friends at the...
by China Miéville | Oct 6, 2025
‘Could we please hypothetically imagine that an actual paradigm shift takes place, and it becomes widely understood that materialism … cannot account for the existence of consciousness, and therefore must be rejected as false. … How would Marxist thought...
by Ghalya Saadawi | Oct 3, 2025
The Israeli mass killing in Gaza has been unrelenting. More than 70,000 tons of bombs dropped. At the time of writing, the death count is 46,584; an underestimate given that in June 2024 it was estimated that 200,000 Palestinians had been murdered since 7 October...
by Joseph Daher | Sep 15, 2025
Following Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination by Israel in Tehran on 31 July 2024 he was succeeded as head of Hamas’ political bureau for the whole movement by Yahya Sinwar, who had led Hamas’ political bureau for the Gaza Strip since 2017. According to Osama Hamdan, a...
by Abdaljawad Omar | Sep 8, 2025
I cannot pinpoint the exact moment the realisation dawned on me that for many Palestinians, the process that might end the occupation is fraught with anxiety and fear. It is not only a panic that emanates from the brute force of Israel’s military – its capacity to...
by Han Dee | Jun 12, 2025
The morning sun is already high and hot as we enter the grounds of San Giovanni Park, the former asylum in Italy’s north-eastern city Trieste, through Europe’s largest rose garden – 3000 varieties in mid to full bloom, hot-pinks and blood-reds, lemons, peaches and...
by Pearl Ahrens | Jun 11, 2025
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by Grace Lavery | Jun 11, 2025
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by Arun Kundnani | Jun 11, 2025
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by Alexander Stoffel | Jun 11, 2025
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by Jesse Meadows | Jun 11, 2025
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by Devaka Gunawardena | Jun 11, 2025
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by Alexander Billet | Jun 11, 2025
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by Alberto Toscano | Jun 11, 2025
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by Jamie Allinson and Sai Englert | Oct 15, 2024
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by Zetkin Collective | Sep 23, 2024
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by China Miéville | Apr 23, 2024
Dear Prof. Dr. Joybrato Mukherjee, I was deeply honoured to be awarded a residency fellowship for literature for 2024 by the DAAD, of which you are the president. It is with great regret that I must rescind my acceptance of this offer. Since that invitation was...
by Salvage Editorial Collective | Apr 18, 2024
Every issue of Salvage is accompanied by a pamphlet wherein the Editorial Collective presents a synoptic overview of certain key aspects of the political conjuncture as we see it – our perspectives. The below is the editorial perspectives essay that accompanies...
by Sophie Lewis | Mar 8, 2024
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by Jairus Banaji | Mar 7, 2024
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by Eric Blanc | Mar 6, 2024
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by Richard Seymour | Mar 5, 2024
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by Richard Seymour | Mar 4, 2024
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by Jamie Allinson | Mar 3, 2024
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by James Meadway | Mar 2, 2024
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by Gargi Bhattacharyya | Mar 2, 2024
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by Tony Wood | Mar 1, 2024
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by Alva Gotby | Feb 29, 2024
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by Nisha Kapoor | Feb 28, 2024
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | May 12, 2023
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by Brendan O'Connor | Jan 28, 2023
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by Jamie Allinson | Jan 28, 2023
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by Oliver Eagleton | Jan 28, 2023
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by Robert Knox | Jan 28, 2023
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by Sita Balani | Jan 28, 2023
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by admin | Oct 5, 2022
James Kelman interviewed by Rastko Novaković. Malignant bureaucracies, class hatred, the revanchist rump of British Empire – they were all on the wane we were told, but presently they are alive and virulent. These are the cold winds that blow through half a...
by Stuart Hall | Aug 13, 2022
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by Richard Seymour | Aug 13, 2022
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by Anne Rumberger | Jul 1, 2022
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by Sophie Lewis | Jun 1, 2022
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by China Miéville | May 24, 2022
This is an edited extract from A Spectre Haunting: On the Communist Manifesto, which first appeared in print in Salvage 11: Already, Not Yet, available to buy here. New subscriptions can be taken out here, and start with the next issue. We have no...
by Kevin Ochieng Okoth | May 24, 2022
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | Apr 22, 2022
This article is from the Spring/Summer 2022 issue of Salvage. Lenin’s back. Vladimir Putin blamed him for the independence of Ukraine, which Putin promised to reverse in a macabre act of ‘de-communisation’. ‘Great Russian chauvinism’ was Lenin’s term...
by Tad DeLay | Apr 4, 2022
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by Luísa Calvete Portela Barbosa | Apr 4, 2022
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by Jules Joanne Gleeson | Mar 14, 2022
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by Richard Seymour | Mar 14, 2022
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by Sarah Jaffe | Feb 26, 2022
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by Barnaby Raine | Feb 26, 2022
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by Richard Seymour | Feb 24, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has begun. It seems obvious that its ambition goes beyond simply supporting the authoritarian statelets in Donetsk and Luhansk, under the almost witty rubric of ‘humanitarian intervention’. The bulk of its forces concentrated on Ukraine’s...
by Salvage Editorial Collective | Feb 7, 2022
This is the editorial essay from Salvage 11: Already, Not Yet. ‘We want you to get up the arse of the White House and stay there.’ – Jonathan Powell, Downing Street Chief of Staff under Tony Blair, to Christopher Meyer, the British Ambassador to the...
by China Miéville | Feb 4, 2022
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by Richard Seymour | Jan 27, 2022
Well, you can all relax. No consciousness was raised during this shitstorm. ‘Abolish the family’. The argument explodes, fluoresces and evanesces as if it had no history, detached even from the Sophie Lewis book, the publicity for which goaded the Laschian wing of the...
by Michael Roberts | Nov 29, 2021
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by Joseph Tomaras | Nov 29, 2021
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by Jonas Marvin | Nov 19, 2021
The following article first appeared in print in Salvage #10: The Disorder of the Future, our Spring/Summer 2021 issue. It appeared alongside another piece ‘Brexit From Above: British Capital and the Tensions in Global Capital Accumulation’. Our back issues are...
by Gary Howe | Nov 19, 2021
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by Richard Seymour | Nov 16, 2021
I. Why were the Democrats hammered in the recent slew of elections? Why did Terry McAuliffe, an impeccably establishment Democrat who earned his stripes fighting for Clintonite triangulation both in the 1990s and during Clinton’s presidential primary campaign in 2008,...
by Barnaby Raine | Nov 11, 2021
Don’t – goes the common imperative – compare anything to the Holocaust. If you understood the scale of its organised annihilation, its industrial death factories, its carnivals of degradation, you would see why it makes us nauseous when you treat it as a little dagger...
by Francesco Anselmetti | Oct 29, 2021
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by Sharri Plonski | Oct 29, 2021
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by Richard Seymour | Sep 22, 2021
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by Kevin Ochieng Okoth | Sep 22, 2021
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by Marianela D'Aprile | Sep 22, 2021
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | Aug 10, 2021
This is the editorial essay from Salvage 10: The Disorder of the Future. I. The May pogroms beginning in Sheikh Jarrah, the Palestinian neighbourhood of East Jerusalem, were not merely the work of ‘extremists’. In Israeli terms, they are not particularly...
by Ben Davis | Jul 21, 2021
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by Alexander Billet | Jul 21, 2021
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by Richard Seymour | Jun 1, 2021
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by Caitlin Doherty | Jun 1, 2021
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by James Foley | Jun 1, 2021
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by Barnaby Raine | Apr 19, 2021
The following piece first appeared in print in Salvage #9: That Hideous Strength, our Autumn/Winter 2020 issue. It follows from Barnaby Raine’s ‘Jewophobia’ in Salvage #6: Evidence of Things Not Seen, responded to by Sai Englert in ‘Recentring...
by Judy Thorne | Apr 14, 2021
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by Jonas Marvin | Mar 17, 2021
On 16 March, the House of Commons undertook the second reading of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. People assembled in Parliament Square, rightly and indignantly protesting this lurch towards authoritarianism. It is testament to popular pressure that...
by Benjamin Kunkel | Mar 10, 2021
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by James Meadway | Feb 12, 2021
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | Jan 11, 2021
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by Camila Valle | Jan 5, 2021
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | Nov 19, 2020
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by Salvage Editorial Collective | Nov 19, 2020
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by Daniel Guérin, Jean Le Bitoux (interviewer) & Caitlin Doherty (translator) | Oct 2, 2020
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by Sebastian Budgen | Sep 25, 2020
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by Sophie Lewis | Sep 18, 2020
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by Richard Seymour | Sep 11, 2020
The overall psychological improvement was outpacing the material advantage. Richard Grunberg, A Social History of the Third Reich If individuals behaved like groups, they would be classified as mad. Hannah Segal I. Disaster nationalism is the kairos theory of the new...
by Caitlin Doherty and Nisha Ramayya | Sep 4, 2020
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by Matt Broomfield | Aug 28, 2020
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