Root & Branch #10

Root and Branch Issue #10 Cover

Issue 10 of the US libertarian marxist journal. Published in 1982.

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INTRODUCTION

PAUL MATTICK 1904-I981 - Adam Cornford

THE MARXISM OF PAUL MATTICK - Pierre Souyri

CAPITALISM & SOCIALISM

MARXISM-YESTERDAY, TODAY,AND TOMORROW - Paul Mattick

FRANCE: THE POLITICIANS AND THE CRISIS

THE CLASS STRUGGLES IN POLAND - Paul Mattick, Jr

INSIDE THE THIRD CLASS CARRIAGE - Alan Wallach

REVIEWS:
Paul Mattick, Anti-Bolshevik Communism - George Scialabba

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