Join Sarah Banet-Weiser, Ben Little and Alison Winch to discuss networked misogyny and male victimhood in the context of the growing power and influence of digital platforms.

Join Gargi Bhattacharyya and Anamik Saha to unpick racial capitalism in the moment of Black Lives Matter.

Join Ashley Dawson, Ben Highmore and Kate Soper to discuss the role of conjunctural analysis in environmental thinking, the prospects for a Green New Deal, and the resources we can draw on to rethink post-growth living.

Michael Rustin discusses the deeper context of the New Labour story.

Join Anthony Barnett, Ellie Mae O’Hagan and Scott McCracken to unpick the power relations at work in our current moment.

Join Moritz Ege and Alexander Gallas to discuss the legacies of Merkelism.

Contributions are invited for the Spring 2022 number of FORUM, for which the copy date is Monday 8 November.

This is an edited transcript of the online launch event of On Burnley Road: Class, race and politics in a northern English town, which took place on 26 May 2021.

Óscar García Agustín considers the future of leftism in Spain after the Madrid election