For sixty-seven days, France was without a government. However, despite the announcement effects – often contradictory – of the new Barnier-style executive, which pushes Macronian syncretism to the extreme, we can already say it: the Fifth Republic will not “parliamentarize” itself. A symptom of the crisis rather than its remedy, the government expresses the profound exhaustion of France’s “democratic” system. X-ray of an unprecedented political situation and hypotheses to defend the interest of the greatest number, to be found in the back-to-school editorial of Révolution Permanente.
In Lebanon, Hezbollah is faltering, the Lebanese are paying a high price and an abyss of uncertainty is opening up in the region following the deadly offensives of the Israeli state. Nathan Deas offers an analysis of the situation.
This return to school is also an opportunity to (re)discover Juan Chingo’s work, Victory Was Possible, which revisits some of the lessons of the spring of wrestling 2023. Lessons all the more useful as the official directions of the left, unions in the lead, are a recipe for impotence.
A strange period indeed, this French summer of 2024 alternately obscured by the extreme right-wing of the political debate and gagged by a so-called Olympic harmony. It is this double trick and its ideological reasons that Marc Elba is interested in.
Gaza in front of history. This is the title of the new work by Enzo Traverso, to be published on October 4, by Lux, of which Jean-Baptiste Thomas gives us an analysis, in this back-to-school edition.
Léo Valadim questions the social, political and ecological problems posed by the faltering health of the European automotive industrial sector. Often considered as the sounding board of global geopolitics, the automobile industry could also be, provided it gives itself the means, that of the class struggle.
Ecology will be discussed by Seb Nanzhel who debates with theories of subsistence. Can we ensure our material reproduction outside of capital? And how to go about it? Elements of response.
On September 22, 2024, Frederic Jameson, intellectual and Marxist thinker, died. Sebastian Budgen returns, for RPDimanche, to his career and his abundant work.
Finally, find, from the pen of Virdas, a review of the film by Simon Montaïrou, Neither chains nor masters.
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