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Aufheben #11 (2003)

Submitted by Joseph Kay on September 25, 2006

Aufheben Issue #11. Contents listed below:

  • Review of Change the World Without taking Power
  • Picket and Pot Banger Together - Class recomposition in Argentina?
  • From operaismo to 'autonomist Marxism'
  • Intakes: Communist Theory - Beyond the Ultra-left

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