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The complex matrix of growth, economics and society is mapped forcibly by Daniel Susskind, Maja Göpel and Fareed Zakaria

If Biden can’t find ways to respond to the concerns driving campus activists, his policy changes geared toward young people might not have much of an effect in terms of winning support, writes Julian Zelizer.

There are great magisterial scholars who plan out vast multi-volume series on grand topics. Then there are people like me who write a lot, but only in

Details of the recent limited Israeli retaliatory strike against Iranian anti-aircraft missile batteries at Isfahan are still sketchy. But nonetheless, we can draw some conclusions.

For our seventy-fifth anniversary issue, John Bellamy Foster revisits the legacy of Albert Einstein and his deep connections to Monthly Review…

Can a commitment to social justice really be compared to a religious commitment?

Democrats are increasingly anxious about their party’s internal divisions over the Israel-Hamas war, writes Julian Zelizer.

The theocracy of Iran has been the world’s arch-embassy attacker over the last half century.

As the schizophrenia/psychosis recovery research continues to emerge, we discover increasing evidence that psychosis is not caused by a disease of the

Former President Donald Trump has implemented a potentially successful multi-prong strategy with electoral, media, legal, legislative and third-party interventions, writes Julian Zelizer.