New Left Review is a bimonthly journal that focuses on contemporary political and social issues, as well as cultural criticism. Founded in 1960, it emerged from the New Left movement, which sought to address the limitations of traditional leftist politics. The journal features essays, reviews, and discussions that engage with a wide range of topics, including economics, philosophy, and history. The publication is known for its intellectual rigor and has published works by prominent thinkers such as Terry Eagleton and Slavoj Žižek. New Left Review aims to foster critical debate and provide insights into the challenges facing leftist movements today.