After the Pink Tide
The special section in the Winter 2019 edition of Dissent magazine is derived substantially from the work we did at the conference held last October on the Future of the Left in […]
Author Archives: patrickiber
El populismo de minorías de Donald Trump
As part of efforts to contribute to intellectual and political internationalism, I am trying to write about U.S. politics for Nueva Sociedad on a regular basis. At the link, in Spanish, is […]
Five Principles to Guide a Foreign Policy for the Left
The Fellow Travelers blog is hosting a forum in which different thinkers are asked to provide five guiding principles for a potential left foreign policy. The current participants are Rep. […]
The Future of the Left in the Americas
In collaboration with Dissent magazine and the New School, I have organized a conference for October 5th & 6th, 2018. At this link, there are descriptions of the panels, panelist biographies, and […]
Aristocracy and accountability
In the Chronicle of Higher Education, I spoke to Lindsay Ellis about memories of encountering the American aristocracy for the first time in college, and how the Kavanaugh hearings are […]
Syllabus Fall 2018: Latin American Revolutions
HISTORY 500 Latin American Revolutions Professor Patrick Iber Fall 2018 This course will examine the causes, consequences, and legacies of Latin America’s major revolutions of the twentieth century […]
Review of Aldo Marchesi, “Latin America’s Radical Left”
I have a review of Aldo Marchesi’s Latin America’s Radical Left up at h-net; it’s open access, like all h-net content, so just click over.
