Summary of Marx's Capital by A.P. Hazell A.P. Hazell's summary of Volume I of Karl Marx's Capital, published by the Canadian Socialist Party at some point before the First World War.
Marx was not a “statist” There is a very common assumption, propagated all over the political spectrum, both by Marxists and anti-Marxists, that for Marx, socialism is…
Korsch/Schmitt: An Introduction - Endnotes (2025) An introduction to a "dossier" compiled by the Endnotes collective featuring two individuals that are seen to be diametrically opposed, the…
Pre-Politics as Class Reconstitution - Jäger von Heinrich Kramer of ILC (2025) The following is a text written by Independent Labor Club (ILC) Theory Club director Jäger von…
What is Communism? - Zoe Baker Zoe Baker answers the question put forth in the title to this 2025 essay. She describes her conception of what communism meant to Marx as well as…
Struggle for Working-Class Internationalism: Defeatism & Class Independence A statement of international solidarity on US-Israel v. Iran from a group of Marxist university students in the Philippines, against campism, defencism, and social-patriotism.
Serenity Prayer socialism: An interview with Sean KB - Ed Remus of Platypus Affiliated Society (2024) On April 4, 2024, as part of its 16th annual International Convention, the Platypus…
Communism on the Ruins of Socialism - Gáspár Miklós Tamás (2012) G.M. Tamás gives us a biting critique of civilization and reflects on the bitter failure of "state…
Faridabad Majdoor Samachar : Communist Possibilities from Self-Critique - Friends of FMS (2025) Introduction from Kaam Se Chutti (https://kaamsechhutti.home.blog/): On January 25…
ملاحظاتی درباره نقد مائوئیسم - Notes Towards a Critique of Maoism نوشتهای که در پی میآید، بنا به تقاضای یکی از رفقای مقیم ایالات غربی پس از شرکت در اجلاس «همهچیز…
The Fragile Juggernaut: Marx & Engels on Capitalism, Class Struggle and Crisis - Harry Cleaver Whether loving or hating it, many visualize capitalism as an unstoppable juggernaut…
Labour-Power-Points This is a paper by Glenn Rikowski which he gave at the Historical Materialism London Conference, SOAS, 2024. Following a brief outline of labour-power through Marx, Ciccarelli (2021) and Rikowski's own work, it is argued that the fragmentation of Marxist work on labour-power undermines what is critical for its understanding in contemporary society: the notion that labour-power is a ‘unity of the diverse’ (Marx). In…
