U.S. Imperialism
Biden’s First Cabinet Picks Signal 4 More Years of Imperialists in Office
The president-elect, Joe Biden, recently announced his choices for a National Security Team. Their belief in U.S. exceptionalism, support for regime change, and connections to the military-industrial complex highlight the continued need for an anti-war Left.
Sam Carliner
November 27, 2020
Now Is the Time to Build the Fight Against Biden
Biden is set to rule as a true-to-type neoliberal, with mass deportations, austerity, more defense of killer cops, and war on the Global South.
Enid Brain
November 17, 2020
With Biden as President, Will the Empire Strike Back?
Joe Biden won the U.S. presidential election, but without the overwhelming victory projected by the polls. He will face a Republican majority in the Senate and govern a polarized country. All indications are that the government of the main imperialist power will be more absorbed with the domestic agenda than intervening in world affairs to claim the leadership position in favor of more globalized capital than Trump did during his administration.
Esteban Mercatante
November 9, 2020
What Will the U.S. Elections Mean Internationally?
The U.S. elections, which occur at the center of capital and imperialism, will undoubtedly have a global impact. The choice between Trump or Biden offers the working class around the world a lose-lose scenario and reaffirms the decline of the American Empire.
Maryam Alaniz
November 1, 2020
U.S. Imperialism: Return to “Normalcy” or More World Disorder?
Continuing with the analysis in our previous article on contemporary imperialism and the situation in the United States, here Esteban Mercantante discusses the balance of the first (and perhaps only?) presidential term of Donald Trump.
Esteban Mercatante
October 30, 2020