Communist measures - Leon Mattis
Leon Mattis on class struggle, and specifically when and how struggles can have communist content.
A history of socialist thought - G.D.H. Cole
Submitted by Steven. on Mar 4 2014 00:22
All of G.D.H. Cole's five volume (in seven parts) series chronicling the history of socialist thought from 1789 to 1939.
Communist Interventions: volume 1 - European socialism and communism
First volume of the Communist Interventions series published by the Communist Research Cluster. This first reader deals with the history of European socialism and communism and is in PDF format.
A brief explanation of the concept of territory and its implications - Miquel Amorós
An explanation of the meaning of “territory”, illustrated in its historical, social, economic and political context from the times of Cleisthenes to today’s pathological “anti-cities” and mutilated rural areas, as the dynamic unity of humanity as transformative agent and nature as abstract totality, and its significance for the “anti-developmentalist critique” that seeks to reunify the these two aspects of the world in a two-pronged struggle to restore the emancipatory nature of the city (the agora, “city air makes one free”) and the salutary aspects of rural life (the commons, etc.), a struggle that goes by the name of “territorial defense”, the pivot of the modern social revolution.
Self-emancipation and consciousness - Démocratie Communiste (Luxemburgiste)
A brief statement concerning the relation between consciousness, collective struggle, emancipation and the attainment of “a democratic, free and egalitarian world society”, from the French group, Démocratie Communiste (Luxemburgiste).
For a nonviolent revolution - Démocratie Communiste (Luxemburgiste)
An appeal in favor of the principle of a nonviolent revolutionary movement based on means-and-ends reasoning, with references to Marx and Luxemburg.
Endnotes journal
Partial online archive of Endnotes, an irregular communist theoretical journal produced by a discussion group of the same name based in Britain and the US.
Left for dead
Submitted by Automnia on Oct 7 2013 08:44
In this piece @Aut_Omnia discusses the death of "the left" and the potential for the rebirth of the real movement.
A history of socialist thought: Volume II - Marxism and anarchism 1850-1890
G.D.H. Cole's volume chronicling the history of socialist thought from 1850-1890.
Memoirs of a revolutionist - Peter Kropotkin
A member of the Russian aristocracy and the best known of the revolutionaries before Lenin, Kropotkin originally serialized the story of his life and work for The Atlantic Monthly magazine, from September 1898 through September 1899, and when published in book form, it became his best known work.
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