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June 1, 2015 Issue
Cover art by: illustration by Doug Chayka
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Editorials
Hilary Clinton’s evolution on immigration reform is a testament to the youthful movement that erupted during the Obama era.
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An appeals court declares the NSA’s data grab illegal.
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The party must renew links to British civil society.
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Columns
As prospects for traditional media decline, alternatives are emerging.
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The UK election’s surprising results don’t alter a longer trend: the decline of two-party dominance
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Books and the Arts
Many have delighted in judging Hannah Arendt, maybe because they have feared her judgment.
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Marlon James’s characters are caught in “the shitstem,” eternally waiting for something to change.
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Raymond Williams tried to save culture from a priestly elite. Can the same be said of the digital humanities?
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D.W. Gibson gets beyond the banter about gentrification.
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The writings of Tom McCarthy are a case study in the application of theory to fiction.
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Letters
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