The Long Brazilian Crisis
Latin America’s largest economy is in disarray; its historic Workers Party faces destruction; and its radical left searches for a response.
500 Articles by: Editors
The ABCs of Socialism
Don’t study collective action alone.
The 2017 Jacobin Mixtape
Don’t cry in your champagne. Here’s the best of Jacobin from a remarkable year.
Matching Donations Until the New Year
Through the end of December, donations are matched, meaning your generosity will go twice as far.
Reds Save You Green
Just until Christmas, Jacobin gift subscriptions are only $10.
Moscow Globetrotters
Statues of Lenin, once ubiquitous in Communist countries, now cast shadows across the capitalist world.
A Red by Any Other Name
Wondering what to call your newborn?
Become a Jacobin Comrade Today
Political action can’t end with reading a magazine, but resistance needs ideas.
Brussels, Dec. 12, 1975
NATO leaders from across the political spectrum found common cause opposing Eurocommunism.
When Did It Go Wrong?
A short century filled with long disagreements.
Workers’ Paradise Lost
As Stalin advanced his vision of “socialism in one country,” prisons sprouted like a thousand flowers across the USSR.
As Long as It Catches Mice
Central planning led to modernization in poor countries — and stagnation in rich ones.
Free Jacobin for the People
We’re sending Jacobin sample issues all over the world, just because we love you.
The Russian Revolution at 100
We’ve been covering the October Revolution and its aftermath with uncharacteristic nuance.
Signed, Sealed, Undelivered
Everybody loves a good treaty.
Tell Me What You Really Mean
PR dollars at work.
Make It Happen
A transition to clean energy doesn’t have to come at workers’ expense.
