John Holloway
Marxist academic who has worked closely with the Zapatistas in Mexico and has been of great inspiration to libertarian intellectuals around social movements in the underdeveloped world.
Zapatismo and the Social Sciences
Zapatismo and the Social Sciences
John Holloway
This is the text of a talk presented to the congress of SCOLAS (Southwest Council of Latin American Studies) in Puebla in March 2000.
Perhaps the saddest legacy that the twentieth century leaves us is disillusionment, loss of hope.
The Printing House of Hell
The Printing House of Hell
John Holloway
Power and Democracy
Power and Democracy
More than a Reply to Michael Löwy
The Reform of the State
The Reform of the State:
Global Capital and the National State
John Holloway*
1. What state?
Review of change the world without taking power
John Holloway, Change the world without taking power. The meaning of revolution today, London, Pluto Press, 2002
Class struggle is asymmetrical
Class Struggle is Asymmetrical
John Holloway
Atilio Borón's article, raises with exemplary clarity issues that are central to the discussion of communist strategy today. It is because I disagree with him (as he disagrees with me) that I write this short reply.
Change the world without taking power
Chapter 1
The Scream
I
In the beginning is the scream. We scream.
When we write or when we read, it is easy to forget that the beginning is not the word, but the scream. Faced with the mutilation of human lives by capitalism, a scream of sadness, a scream of horror, a scream of anger, a scream of refusal: NO.
