Direct Action (AFB) Vol 2 #1 (18) Oct 1946 Including: Kildare farmers strike, aircraft health & safety, Communist Party kills squatter movement, IWMA secretary interviewed, royal family,…
Italy in the late 1970s: Mass party Leninism, Radio Alice and Mao Dada On Western Maoism, Autonomia, culture, Umberto Eco etc.
The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 06 No. 17 - 19 July 1919) Including: Perspectives on Russia, international news, general strike planned for Britain France and…
Revisiting Maximilien Rubel on the emancipation of women in the works of Marx and Engels This is a reconstruction of the course of evolution of Marx’s and Engels’s ideas on women’s emancipation by Maximilien Rubel (1905-1996). Rubel drafted this article shortly before his death in 1996. This is a chronological narrative. It has not received the notice that it richly deserves since its publication in French in 1997 and that of its English translation in 2003. In the present transcription of this text I…
Direct Action (AFB) Vol 1 #11 Sept 1946 Including: post-war squatting movement, anarchist Ernest Silverman jailed for fraud, against nationalisation in Australia, nuclear weapons,…
A Short Note on the personal libraries of Marx and Engels This a note on the catalog of the partly reconstructed personal libraries of Marx and Engels, published as MEGA2 IV/32, 1999.
MEGA-Kahini [The MEGA-saga], 2004 This is a report in Bengali on the publication of the Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA). It was first published in Mizanur Rahamaner Troimashik Patrika (Dhaka), Volume XXII, No. 74 (2004): 100-123.
A review of a Book on Karl Marx's Study of Philosophy and the Natural Sciences This is a review of: Anneliese Griese, Hans Jörg Sandkühler (Hrsg.) [Eds.], Karl Marx–Zwischen Philosophie und Naturwissenschaften [Karl Marx–between philosophy and the natural sciences], Frankfurt/M. [etc.]: Peter Lang, 1997. It was first published in the MEGA-Studien (Amsterdam), 1998/2: 107-110.
Maoism and its relationship with the terrorist cul-de-sac On the Red Army Faction, Tupamaros, nationalism, third worldism etc.
The pseudo-scientific quasi-religious basis of Maoism On the cultic and masochistic militancy of Western Maoists.
The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 06 No. 16 - 12 July 1919) Including: Hungary, state troopers raid Russian embassy in NYC, anti-Bolshevik bill in South Africa,…
Karl Marx’s study of natural sciences and technologies Many images of Karl Marx have been formed through the ideological filters of many marxisms and of the ideologies opposed to them since the middle of the nineteenth century. One such image identifies Karl Marx with the study of philosophy and political economy. In a parallel image Friedrich Engels is identified with the study of some natural sciences and military affairs. Since the last decades of the twentieth…
