Suren Moodliar
Biographic Data
| ID | 6529642 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Suren Moodliar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Suren |
| FAMILY NAME | Moodliar |
| SIGNATURE | MOODLIAR S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Schlumberger (Ireland) |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4869-4892 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Community Wealth Building and Mamdani’s Prospects
One month after Zohran Mamdani’s insurgent electoral campaign succeeded at the polls in November 2025, Joe Guinan, President of The Democracy Collaborative (TDC) and Suren Moodliar discussed the in
Introduction
It is now commonplace to recognize that the procedural and substantive gains that the American working class have been severely eroded. In popular, mainstream discourse this erosion began with the
A Union for All Workers
Recently, UAW President Shawn Fain described the working class as “the arsenal of democracy.” Can you tease that out a little bit for us? What does it mean for the current election, especially that of 2024
Political Violence – Old and New, Neither Acceptable
Covid
Looking Forward, Looking Backward
The Paris Commune
The Paris Commune: Reviving Assemblies, Building Global Movements." Socialism and Democracy, 35(1), pp. 170–171
Seattle 1999, Creating a Two-Sided Battle
Suren Moodliar: I’d to reflect on your understanding of the meaning and import of Seattle both for that particular political moment and for our current one. In order to get there, can you tell us h
The Millennial Turns and the New Period
Twenty years ago a movement of movements came together in the streets of the largest city of the U.S. Pacific Northwest and defeated the World Trade Organization (WTO), the central state building p
Venezuela
A changing regional balance of power in Latin America — the re-entry into government of US foreign policy’s hard-right, adventurist wing and long-term economic hardships — have combined to present
Socialism and Democracy
Suren: I would like us to reflect on what Socialism and Democracy has achieved within the context of a broader left, and also on what the future may hold for us – especially at this moment where we
Introduction
Miéville’s October
“Fired up, firing, fired upon,” Mieville’s October transports its readers to the factories, streets, and battle lines of Petrograd. Vivacious yet precise and unembroidered prose celebrates 1917’s t
The Party
Socialism and Democracy convened a roundtable conversation at the 2017 Left Forum, “The Party: Do We Need It? If So, What Does It Look Like? How Do We Get It?”1 It consisted of seven panelists who
Challenging Trump’s Blitzkrieg
Deep and broad-based mobilizations have met Trump’s assault on working people and their gains. These are only first steps toward reversing direction. As the mobilized expand their efforts, they hav
Introduction
System Change Without Class Struggle
Barnstorming through the US and Canada, speaking to audiences of thousands at a time, with almost unparalleled media access for a self-declared anti-capitalist thinker, Naomi Klein amplifies the ce
Militarism, Mass Surveillance and Mass Incarceration
On the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, activist-scholar Michelle Alexander counseled her readers to “connect the dots,” and speak out about militarism, mass surveillance and mass incar
The Unlikely Secret Agent
Ronnie Kasrils, The Unlikely Secret Agent (New York: Monthly Review Press, 2010) Few figures rival Ronnie Kasrils in personifying South Africa's revolutionary trajectory from the day the armed stru
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The Unlikely Secret Agent
Ronnie Kasrils, The Unlikely Secret Agent (New York: Monthly Review Press, 2010) Few figures rival Ronnie Kasrils in personifying South Africa's revolutionary trajectory from the day the armed stru
Militarism, Mass Surveillance and Mass Incarceration
On the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, activist-scholar Michelle Alexander counseled her readers to “connect the dots,” and speak out about militarism, mass surveillance and mass incar
System Change Without Class Struggle
Barnstorming through the US and Canada, speaking to audiences of thousands at a time, with almost unparalleled media access for a self-declared anti-capitalist thinker, Naomi Klein amplifies the ce
Introduction
The Party
Socialism and Democracy convened a roundtable conversation at the 2017 Left Forum, “The Party: Do We Need It? If So, What Does It Look Like? How Do We Get It?”1 It consisted of seven panelists who
Challenging Trump’s Blitzkrieg
Deep and broad-based mobilizations have met Trump’s assault on working people and their gains. These are only first steps toward reversing direction. As the mobilized expand their efforts, they hav
Socialism and Democracy
Suren: I would like us to reflect on what Socialism and Democracy has achieved within the context of a broader left, and also on what the future may hold for us – especially at this moment where we
Introduction
Miéville’s October
“Fired up, firing, fired upon,” Mieville’s October transports its readers to the factories, streets, and battle lines of Petrograd. Vivacious yet precise and unembroidered prose celebrates 1917’s t
Venezuela
A changing regional balance of power in Latin America — the re-entry into government of US foreign policy’s hard-right, adventurist wing and long-term economic hardships — have combined to present
Seattle 1999, Creating a Two-Sided Battle
Suren Moodliar: I’d to reflect on your understanding of the meaning and import of Seattle both for that particular political moment and for our current one. In order to get there, can you tell us h
The Millennial Turns and the New Period
Twenty years ago a movement of movements came together in the streets of the largest city of the U.S. Pacific Northwest and defeated the World Trade Organization (WTO), the central state building p
The Paris Commune
The Paris Commune: Reviving Assemblies, Building Global Movements." Socialism and Democracy, 35(1), pp. 170–171
Political Violence – Old and New, Neither Acceptable
Covid
Looking Forward, Looking Backward
Introduction
It is now commonplace to recognize that the procedural and substantive gains that the American working class have been severely eroded. In popular, mainstream discourse this erosion began with the
A Union for All Workers
Recently, UAW President Shawn Fain described the working class as “the arsenal of democracy.” Can you tease that out a little bit for us? What does it mean for the current election, especially that of 2024
Community Wealth Building and Mamdani’s Prospects
One month after Zohran Mamdani’s insurgent electoral campaign succeeded at the polls in November 2025, Joe Guinan, President of The Democracy Collaborative (TDC) and Suren Moodliar discussed the in
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