Marxism
Libération nationale ou lutte des classes
Des penseurs révolutionnaires comme Friedrich Engels ou Rosa Luxemburg se sont interrogés sur les divergences possibles entre les revendications nationalistes et les impératifs de...
Back to the Dark Ages. The case of Indonesia
Indonesia Outlaws Adultery, Communism, Marxism, Most Abortions
The Indonesian parliament has passed a law criminalizing adultery after Tuesday’s revision of the country’s penal code which...
Africa was at the centre of Lenin’s work
Originally published: ROAPE (Review of African Political Economy)
by Joe Pateman (January 27, 2022 )
Marxism, we are told, is Eurocentric and has lost much of...
Global University for Sustainability
Communique of Founding Members Community
No.28 (1 January 2022)
On this first day of the new year 2022, we would like to wish you peace, health...
The Soviet Century
The senior historian of the Soviet Union presents a powerful and original analysis of the warring between Lenin and Stalin and the collapse of...
Michel Husson: an activist in the economy and an economist who...
by Eric Toussaint
22 July 2021
Michel Husson’s decease will leave many comrades all over the world with a deep sense of loss and bereavement.
Michel...
La Guerre civile en France
La Guerre civile en France (titre original anglais : The Civil War in France) est un pamphlet écrit par Karl Marx au nom du Conseil...
Remembering Jan Myrdal, Who Stubbornly Refused to Change Ideological Leanings
Remembering Jan Myrdal, Who Stubbornly Refused to Change Ideological Leanings
Bz Rajesh Joshi
Nov. 27, 2020
When Swedish writer and Marxist intellectual Jan Myrdal died last month...
Fed Up With Capitalism, Young Chinese Brush Up on ‘Das Kapital’
With a new generation increasingly burned out by the “996” grind and liberal platitudes of their elders, can Marxism make a comeback?
By Wang Rui
Dec 07,...
On Mandel and ‚Capitalist Breakdown‘ – some remarks
By Klaus Dräger
George Kerevan pays tribute to the great Marxist thinker Ernest Mandel, who died some 25 years ago in 1995 – and rightly...