New lefts: the making of a radical tradition New lefts: the making of a radical tradition, by Terence Renaud, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2021, 343 pp., £25(pb), ISBN 978-0-691-22081-9 [Book Review]

Intellectual History Review 33 (4):782-784 (2023)
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Anyone who has a passing familiarity with left-wing activism will recognise the dilemma that Terence Renaud outlines in the first few pages of his book: “how does one sustain the dynamism of a gras...

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