John Holloway on the Kurdish Movement and the wider left
John Holloway’s preface to Öcalan’s Sociology of Freedom manages to be both hugely supportive and helpfully critical, so I was...
John Holloway on the Kurdish Movement and the wider left: an interview with Sarah Glynn
John Holloway’s preface to Öcalan’s Sociology of Freedom manages to be both hugely supportive and helpfully critical, so I was...
A historic election in an authoritarian world – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn Scrolling through twitter, I see image after image of police violence, and I have to check twice...
Everywhere Newroz, always freedom – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn On Monday, at the Turkish Parliament, the presidential candidate of the main opposition alliance, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, leader of...
Battling to be on the ballot paper – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn There has been a trend in the branding industry for paring down logos. A casual glance would suggest...
An end of year review: A world realigned – Part 2
Sarah Glynn Bakur/southeast Turkey This year will see the centenary, in July, of the Treaty of Lausanne, by which world...
An end of year review: A world realigned – Part 1
Sarah Glynn Ukraine has changed everything – including the balance of forces in Kurdistan. For President Erdoğan this has been...
“It is called a revolution!” – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn “Don’t call it a protest, it is called a revolution!” This was the call of several thousand workers...
Gender, ethnicity, class, and revolution
Sarah Glynn On Tuesday, Nagihan Akarsel, scholar, journalist, and activist, was shot dead outside her home in Sulaymaniyah, in the...
Revolution, counter-revolution, and revolution in Iran – a weekly news review
Sarah Glynn It feels as though our world has become the scene for a giant game of Risk in which...
