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The Baffler publishes cultural analysis, short stories, poems, art and left-wing political criticism six times a year. This latest edition is themed 'Hell or Las Vegas' and explores the place, symbols and the idea of Las Vegas, baby. Take a hard look at the state of global humanitarianism in the latest issue, and it won't be a pretty picture. Contributors Tim Schwab reflects on Bill Gates' identity as billionaire-humanitarian and Laura Robson investigates the UN's part in repurposing refugees as precarious labourers throughout the Cold War. Perhaps not all hope is lost, though, thanks to more grassroots and sustainable efforts like artists cooperative Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise purchasing back ancestral lands from Unilever. Find the full story and more in this issue. On the Journal, Cover story:‘The Baffler presents a critical, liberal view of politics and culture, alongside short stories, poetry and art, plus daily posts online…’Read more thebaffler.com
