Human Nature and Communism Not only is “human nature” not unchangeable, it is also not the default nature of human beings to be greedy and selfish. We can now see that…
Class War 08/2018: Against the capitalist catastrophe Bulletin # 08 / 2018 of Class War. Source: http://www.autistici.org/tridnivalka/class-war-08-2018…
200 Years On Marx Still Haunts Capitalism Karl Marx – political philosopher, historical materialist, economic analyst of capitalism and its class society; above all, revolutionary fighter…
The Poverty of Luxury Communism A spectre is haunting Europe and the US, the spectre of... productivist national protectionism from the Left. QQ and Mike Harman respond to…
Why I am a communist Eleanor Robertson on the need for a communist, as opposed to liberal or reformist, approach to fighting oppression. This post first appeared on Medium.
Red flag over Babylon: a brief overview of the Iraqi Communist Party A brief history of the Iraqi Communist Party. First published on the now-defunct Ritual magazine…
Living The Dream in the feminist moment Interview with feminist writer Eleanor Robertson. This podcast is host at The Word From Struggle Street
Telegraphic communist theory - humanaesfera A telegraphic (i.e. brief, concise and direct) presentation of communist theory. Basic concepts: private property, capital, proletariat, class…
Marx, individualist communist! (excerpts on the individual) - Karl Marx A collection of excerpts from Marx's works that addresses individuals, their subordination arising…
L'Humanitaire (1841), the first libertarian communist publication (excerpts) Excerpts from L'Humanitaire, a journal published in 1841 in Paris. The journal expressed the…
North Korea: development of national capitalism HERE IS THE WHOLE TEXT (not yet proofread). All the quotations (Karl Marx, Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Il, Mao Zedong, Guy Sabatier...) are taken from …
Notes from a meeting on Nation or Class "The working class has no country!" But what does this really mean, when workers in any given country seem to willingly embrace the idea of the…