Angela Nagle Books

Explore the social, spatial, and material reality of right-wing populism with Para-Platforms. This collection of essays features three case studies, including journalist Hannes Grassegger on Trump and Brexit, architectural theorist Stephan Trüby on spaces of right-wing extremism in Germany, and Christina Varvia on Forensic Architecture's investigation of a far-right group's murder of a young man of Turkish descent. An essay by anthropologist Mahmoud Keshavarz discusses the role of design in creating certain politics, while interviews with artist Wolfgang Tillmans and a comic by artist Liam Gillick round out this thought-provoking volume.

The Current Affairs Mindset is a thought-provoking collection of essays from Current Affairs magazine. It offers an intellectually sophisticated and politically astute take on left commentary, featuring the work of writers such as Yasmin Nair, Angela Nagle, and Briahna Joy Gray. A must-read for anyone interested in current affairs and politics.

"Kill All Normies" dives into the battle of internet culture wars, where alt right and feminist movements clash in cyber space. The author analyses the revival of 90s culture wars and explores the cultural genealogies and past parallels of these styles and subcultures. Drawing from transgressive styles of 60s libertinism and conservative movements, "Kill All Normies" is an engaging read that makes the case for rejecting the perpetual cultural cycle.

Discover the cautionary tale of Ireland's journey from a poster child for capitalist globalisation to a society deeply affected by the crash of the world economy. A collection of essays by academics, economists, and political commentators, this book offers a critical view on the effects of neoliberalism and the series of austerity measures that have fundamentally restructured Irish society. Explore the forces that pushed Ireland towards a regressive path and learn about the pernicious cycle of boom and bust that is still very present in today's capitalism.