democracy

Uma análise histórica de como o Estado é tornado ditadura ou democracia conforme as necessidades do capital a cada momento, da relação disso com…

We seem to be in a period when the Labour Party will, again, start pretending that it can protect people from the ravages of a crisis-ridden…

We live in dynamic times where a global crisis is slowly penetrating every sphere of our lives. In response to the contemporary state of…

One of the most common arguments against direct democracy is that it sounds as a very good idea, but it is impossible to implement.

An essay on political corruption in Spain published in May 2015, its impunity, its roots in the “partiocracy” that emerged from the “Transition”,…

An analysis of the recent totalitarian trends in Spain in the legislative and judicial domains, as…

“Red” Len McCluskey is once more rattling his sabre ahead of the General Election. But don’t expect it to ever be drawn. Here’s five reasons why.

While there are many pieces talking generally about the problems and limitations of representative democracy, this series looks at and debunks…

An article examining the practice of sortition today and its role as organic and necessary, but highly neglected, part of the direct democracy as…

In this essay first published in 1930 in France, the founder of the Workers Group denounces the bureaucracy that he claims seized power in a …

A succinct “Manifesto” for the purpose of rectifying public opinion concerning the…

This article by Chamsy el-Ojeili gives a broad overview of the thought of Jacques Camatte from his Marxist phase in the Italian Communist Left tradition to his orientation towards primitivism. There is focus on Bordiga's theory of the communist party, Camatte's rejection of democracy, and his understanding of communism as "Gemeinwesen".