Richard Seymour (writer) - Selected Articles

Selected Articles

  • "The Slaying of Jean Charles de Menezes", MRZine
  • "The Genocidal Imagination of Christopher Hitchens", MRZine
  • "The Sadrist Revolt", MRZine
  • "Sudan: A Young Imperialist's Guide to Darfur", Socialist Review
  • "In the name of decency: the contortions of the pro-war left", International Socialism Journal
  • "Taking Apart the West", New Statesman
  • "Obama the imperialist", The Guardian
  • "The changing face of racism", International Socialism Journal
  • "The Axeman's Jazz", New Left Project
  • "Cameron: Care Bear, or lame duck?", The Guardian
  • "The Tories are less ideologues, more skilled political pugilists", The Guardian
  • "Have the firefighters blown it by calling off strike?", The Guardian
  • "Lewisham anti-cuts protesters have been pushed to the edge", The Guardian
  • "David Cameron's Tea Party", Radical Philosophy
  • "With unpaid overtime, we're giving our employers £29bn worth of free labour", The Guardian
  • "The siren song of the neocons in David Cameron's cabinet", The Guardian
  • "Working-class Tories become an endangered species", The Guardian
  • "Vilifying Gaddafi externalises evil", The Guardian

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