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Nerds Are Liars: Anti-Science Leftism and the Academic Management of Dissent

Vincent Bronzo and J.A. Sterling argue that anti-science leftism functions as a tool for managing dissent by fragmenting collective strategy and treating skepticism as a political end.

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The Comfort of Conspiracy: A Review of "Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?"

Scott Patrick argues that Gabriel Rockhill's Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism substitutes class analysis with conspiracy-focused explanation in its attempt to understand accommodation to imperialism among Marxist intellectuals.

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Against Civil Society: A Review of Anton Jäger’s 'Hyperpolitics'

Julian Assele reviews Anton Jäger’s Hyperpolitics, finding fault in a conception of civil society that implicitly takes it as a neutral field of conflict rather than a weapon in class struggle used by capital to discipline racialized surplus labor.

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Building Epistemic Capacity: A Review of "Notes Toward a Digital Workers’ Inquiry"

Sam Dee reviews Notes Towards a Digital Workers' Inquiry by the Capacitor Collective, published by Common Notions Press.

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Letter: The Meaning of China Debates

May 6, 2026

“Cosmonaut's recent article Toward a Marxist State Theory of the Socialist Market Economy is a welcome addition to the debates on China. While my perspective roughly coincides with …”

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Letter: Conspiratorial Thought in the Left

April 28, 2026

“After reading the comments by Ray F and C Derick Varn, I wanted to share some thoughts on the topic of conspiracy theories.First, it is regrettable that what …”

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Letter: Why the Limit is Not a Lack of Opportunity

April 26, 2026

“I'm grateful for Gary Levi's Letter regarding my recent essay on the 21st Century Capitalist, which raises an important issue I did not elaborate much on: the alternative …”

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