NEW LEFT REVIEW, ISSUE 137, SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2022

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Editorial
Susan Watkins: Five Wars in One
Analysis of the war for Ukraine as the collision of five different types of conflict, distinct in their origins, means and ends, whose interlocking has produced a dangerous escalatory dynamic.
articles
G?ran Therborn: The World and the Left
In a landmark analysis, G?ran Therborn contextualizes the myriad new lefts that have emerged across the globe since the turn of the millennium.
Frigga Haug: Memories of Learning
From primary school to women's liberation, reflections on learning as struggle and teaching as a way of opening paths through the world.
Forrest Hylton & Aaron Tauss: Colombia at the Crossroads
The victory of Gustavo Petro is a historic breakthrough in a country where independent popular forces have been systematically excluded from formal political representation for two centuries. What lies ahead?
Edward King: The World Historical Novel
Joseph Conrad's Nostromo as inaugural reconfiguration of the historical novel, most political of literary forms, in which the world-system of capital rather than the nation state emerges as point of reference.
Reviews
Liberty's Bookseller: Anahid Nersessian on Daisy Hay, Dinner with Joseph Johnson. Life and times of the 1790s radical publisher.
Opposed Realities: Saul Nelson on T. J. Clark, If These Apples Should Fall. Why-and how-C?zanne took visual representation in painting to breaking point.