The New Left Review is a bimonthly journal founded in 1960, focusing on contemporary political and social issues from a leftist perspective. It aims to provide critical analysis and discussion of various topics, including economics, culture, and history, often challenging mainstream ideologies. The journal features articles, essays, and reviews by prominent intellectuals and activists, contributing to debates within the New Left movement. It has played a significant role in shaping leftist thought and continues to be influential in academic and political circles worldwide.