Paul Mattick

Mattick traces the life of Anton Pannekoek, and the development of his thought.

Mattick's classic work on the economic theories of Henryk Grossman and the dynamics behind the inevitable downfall of capitalism.

The German Revolution, chapter 7 from Mattick's work Reform or Revolution, looks at the events upsurge of working class militancy in Germany during November 1918.

Mattick analyses "the superficiality of the ideological differences between Stalinism and Trotskyism" and why "Trotsky's own past and theories",…

The council-communist Paul Mattick looks back at the German revolution he participated in.

Mattick ponders the then-recent events of May 1937 - when the counter-revolutionary consequences of…

A critique of the economic ideas of Paul Mattick by Ron Rothbart.

A short biography of German council communist tool maker-turned academic Paul Mattick.

Comprised of six articles written in the years between 1974 and 1978, Economics, Politics and the…

"Taking refuge in the idea of spontaneity is indicative of an actual or imagined inability to form effective organisations and a refusal to fight existing organisations in a 'realistic' manner. For to fight them successfully would necessitate the formation of counter-organisations, which, by themselves, would defeat the reason for their existence."...

The difference between a reformist and revolutionary analysis of economy.