Long live the "Barbarous Assegai" An article by Amadeo Bordiga defending the violence of colonized peoples in Angola From Il Programma Communista, the press organ of the ICP Italian Source
Interview with Jacques Camatte (2019) A 2019 Cercle Marx interview with Jacques Camatte discussing Amadeo Bordiga, May '68, capital, and other subjects. Translated by Lucas Aubain for…
Onwards, Barbarians! Bordiga's 1951 commentary on Engels' 1884 "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State". Within the text, Bordiga analyzes the…
Bordiga and the Fate of the Species Jacque Camatte's 2020 preface to The Economic and Social Structure of Russia Today by Amadeo Bordiga
100 Years Since Livorno In January 1921, more than three years after the October Revolution in Russia, some two years since the murder of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl…
“Black” anger shakes the rotten pillars of bourgeois and democratic “civilization” - Bordiga, 1965 I'm not a Bordigist, but... This text by Bordiga on the Watts Rebellion of 1965…
The Italian Communist Left Via this red thread, which involved the interpretation, application and defence of revolutionary Marxism against various denials and betrayals,…
Immutable tablets of the communist theory of the party Amadeo Bordiga’s 1960 article, translated here into English for the first time, which summarizes and…
Gramsci: Between Marxism and Idealism This edition of Revolutionary Perspectives goes to press at the same time as our English translation of Onorato Damen’s book Gramsci between…
The original content of the communist program is the obliteration of the individual as an economic subject, rights-holder, and agent of human history (Part II) The second part of Amadeo Bordiga’s exposition of the features of communist society…
"Vae victis", Germany! A 1960 article by Amadeo Bordiga on the role which Germany played in the two world wars and which the author expected it to play in a future…
The original content of the communist program is the obliteration of the individual as an economic subject, rights-holder, and agent of human history (Part I) In this text, whose French translation appeared in Camatte’s book Bordiga et la…
