Loren Goldner

Goldner assesses Bordiga's analysis of the nature of the 'socialist' countries, and the centrality…

Reflecting on 150 years of communist theory and practice within capitalism.

The changing nature of capital and its exploitation.

Looking back at a landmark text that influenced Italian Autonomism, the French…

(The following originally appeared as a book review in 'z' magazine, 1989)

This article deals with a number of specific episodes of class struggle in Lower Andalucia[1] in the recent period. Although these struggles have specific regional characteristics, connected to the highest unemployment rate in Europe (43% in Jerez[2] and Cadiz[3]) and exceptional poverty (only a handful of regions in Europe are poorer), they actually fit a national and, above all, international pattern.

An exploration of the growth of fictitious capital and its implications for communism.

The story of a defeated supermarket strike in LA, 2003-4.

An account of the French "Solidarity Collective" group. Casualised workers in Paris win several strikes, honorably lose another with combined…

"Economics" is, as everyone knows, the dismal science. This is, unfortunately, no less true of left economists than of their mainstream colleagues.