Paul Mattick

Content by or about Paul Mattick (March 13, 1904 – February 7, 1981), a German-American Marxist political writer, political philosopher and social revolutionary, whose thought can be placed within the council communist and left communist traditions.

Paul Mattick

Translator's introduction to the 1948 Chilean edition of Anton Pannekoek's Lenin as Philosopher - Lain Diez

A brief introduction to Pannekoek’s book on Lenin that defines the council…

Crisis theory/theories: a discussion - Bruno Astarian

Bruno Astarian dissects Theorie Communiste's text 'Crisis Theory/Theories'.

Crisis theory/theories - Roland Simon

Roland Simon of TC attempts to reconcile the underconsumptionist crisis theories of orthodox Marxism with those theories based on the tendency of the rate of profit to fall.

Paul Mattick and Council Communism - Claudio Pozzoli

Notes by Claudio Pozzoli on Paul Mattick, council communism and in particular its differences with left communism.

Economics of the war economy - Paul Mattick

Mattick looks at state intervention in the post-war American economy.

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On Mandel's Late Capitalism - Paul Mattick

Paul Mattick reviews Ernest Mandel's book Late Capitalism.

Other dimensions - Peter Rachleff

Paul Mattick's critique of Marcuse reviewed by Peter Rachleff in Root & Branch No. 4 (1973), pp. 52-55

Some Comments On Mandel's Marxist Economic Theory

Paul Mattick reviews Ernest Mandel's book Marxist Economic Theory.

The Marxism of Karl Korsch - Paul Mattick

Paul Mattick on the socialist politics of Karl Korsch.

Review of Reichelt and Rubin by Paul Mattick

Review of H. Reichelt, "The logical structure of the capital concept & I.I. Rubin "Studies on Marx's theory of value", June 1974.

The inevitability of communism - Paul Mattick

The Inevitability of Communism by Paul Mattick is his criticism in 1936 of Sidney Hook's interpretation from what Mattick regards as the position of the orthodox dialectic materialist.

Pasado, presente y futuro del Marxismo - Paul Mattick