Culture Noisy, messy, unconventional and progressive: remembering Rock Against Racism Rock Against Racism was a brilliantly unorthodox meeting of pop culture and politics. By John Harris
Books How classically trained German musicians in their mid-thirties became modern musical touchstones By John Harris
Music & Theatre John Harris on A Love Supreme by John Coltrane: “This was heady, elemental stuff” By John Harris
The Lure of Greatness: Anthony Barnett’s punk polemic grasps the magnitude of Brexit and Trump Despite its idiosyncrasies we need more books like it. By John Harris
Free money for everyone: will universal basic income ever happen? The division of rewards between capital and labour seems to be growing ever-more skewed. By John Harris
How can Labour transcend Britain’s divisions and offer hope for the future? In England, two elections happened simultaneously – one about Brexit and the other austerity. By John Harris
Cool Britannia: where did it all go wrong? Twenty years after Labour's landslide win, did the patriotism and triumphalism of 1997 sow the seeds of Brexit? By John Harris
What do the new, right-wing populists mean for our future? It is this year's cruellest political irony that the people who most support the populists are the least "future… By John Harris
The bluster and blunder that birthed a new political era Four new books, from the cast that brought us Brexit, chronicle the end of one political age – and… By John Harris
New Times: John Harris on why Labour is losing its heartland Conventional class-consciousness has been overtaken by collective resentment. We must face the fact Labour as we know it may… By John Harris
So who did I vote for in the end? In the run-up to the general election John Harris captured the dismay of many disillusioned Labour v By John Harris