New Politics is an influential independent socialist journal published semi-annually since 1986, continuing a legacy that began with its first series from 1961 to 1978. This platform serves as a vital forum for dialogue and debate, focused on advancing peace and anti-intervention movements while staunchly opposing imperialism. Committed to feminism and affirmative action, New Politics provides comprehensive coverage of labor and social movements, international affairs, and cultural history.

The journal champions the idea that democracy is central to socialism and emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements in achieving progressive social change. In addition to its insightful articles, New Politics actively encourages contributions and submissions that align with its democratic and socialist values. The journal offers a newsletter that keeps readers updated on recent articles, print editions, and events featuring its authors.

With a dedication to sharp, provocative analysis and robust leftist discourse, New Politics continues to be a stalwart voice in contemporary political discussions. Subscriptions and tax-deductible donations support its ongoing mission