Workers of all Identities, Unite!
Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 27 2018 12:42
For the past few years, but particularly in the aftermath of the 2016 US Presidential election, the theme of identity politics has dominated political discourse on both the left and the right. Countless books, articles, blogs and comments have been written on the subject, but we ourselves have dealt with it only in passing.
A summary of G. E. M. de Ste. Croix's "The Class Struggle in the Ancient Greek World"
Submitted by Marx-lover on Sep 30 2018 22:59
The Book of Joe: A Satire of Capitalist Society
An updating of the Bible's Book of Job for modern society.
The working class strikes back
A review of a book published in 2018, The Class Strikes Back.
Rethinking the Marxist conception of revolution
A critique and revision of the Marxist conception of socialist revolution.
Worker Cooperatives and Revolution: History and Possibilities in the United States
This book, published in 2014, attempts to bring Marxism and the solidarity economy together in both theory and practice.
The History of the Workers' Unemployment Insurance Bill
Submitted by Marx-lover on Aug 23 2018 00:25
In this article I tell the story of the Workers’ Unemployment Insurance Bill, both to fill a gap in our historical knowledge and because it resonates in our own time of troubles and struggles.
The significance and shortcomings of Karl Marx
In honor of the bicentennial of Marx's birth, this essay summarizes some of his contributions and explain in what respects he got his own ideas wrong.
Telling the truth about class - Gáspár Miklós Tamás
G.M. Tamás argues that all socialist endeavours can be divided between Rousseauian and Marxian ones. Rousseau seeks to replace stratified society with the people, while Marx believes that capitalist society might end by one of its fundamental classes, the proletariat, abolishing itself.
