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Rich People Things
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Things that Can and Cannot Be Said
by John Cusack and Arundhati Roy -
Invisible Hands
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The Stop Trump Reading List from Haymarket Books
A Haymarket Books reading list for all those looking for resources to understand Trump's election, how we got to this point, and how we can organize to fight for a better world.
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Haymarket Books Holiday Gift Guide
Take 50% OFF all Haymarket Books through Tuesday, January 3rd! Get a FREE Ebook bundled with every book purchase! Get FREE Shipping on orders over $25 inside the US.
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Propaganda and the Public Mind: A Reading List
A reading list of books dealing with media, ideology, cultural institutions, and the forces in our society that shape the way we see ourselves and the world.
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Why Bad Governments Happen to Good People
One year after the nightmare of Election Night, it’s easy to still feel shock at how a moral monstrosity came to occupy the world’s most powerful office. Danny Katch, author of the new book Why Bad Governments Happen to Good People, looks back at the election that gave us Donald Trump.
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The City of Women London Tube Map
The City of Women London Tube Map redraws Transport for London’s iconic underground map, with each station named after women and non-binary people who have shaped London.
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Insurrection as Art: the Legacy of Blanqui
The recently released Communist Insurgent tells the life story of French revolutionary Louis-Auguste Blanqui, and with it the history of a period of extraordinary social and political upheaval. Haymarket Books interviewed the author, Doug Enaa Greene, to understand the relevance of an often maligned or neglected figure. We publish this interview to mark the anniversary of Blanqui's death on 1 January 1881.
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Understanding the British Election: An Interview with Neil Davidson
With both the Labour Party and the Conservatives having launched their manifestos in recent days, Britain’s snap general election is gathering momentum. Jeremy Corbyn’s program has been widely described as Labour’s most radical and left-wing for decades; meanwhile, the Tories continue their sharp shift to the right under Theresa May. Added to this, Brexit and renewed calls for Scottish independence mean that the election is taking place in a context of profound change and uncertainty. Haymarket Books' Duncan Thomas interviewed Neil Davidson, British socialist and author of How Revolutionary Were the Bourgeois Revolutions?, to glean some meaning from the madness.
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Neil Davidson: 1957–2020
Haymarket Books are deeply saddened by the death of Neil Davidson, one of the most important Marxist thinkers of his generation, a true working class intellectual, and a socialist who fought with extraordinary energy for a better world. Here, we gather a selection of tributes.
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Donald Trump and Capitalism's Next Crisis
Donald Trump's economic policies are designed to boost the profitability of capital, but they're increasing the risk of a global slump.
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Haymarket Books for $10 (or less!)
Check out these recent Haymarket Books releases that you may have missed, each currently available for under $10.
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“We Will Win” Afeni Shakur's Letter from Prison, 1970
A powerful excerpt from The Black Panthers Speak, 50% Off as part of our Black History Month sale.
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