An important book on the unknown Bordiga (1926-1946) - Philippe Bourrinet Philippe Bourrinet reviews a book looking at Amadeo Bordiga's life during his period of supposed…
Review: In the struggle for equality: the story of the Anarchist Red Cross by B. Yelensky Sam Dolgoff's review of Boris Yelensky's book. Originally appeared in Views and Comments, n.31 (October 1958).
Still Working: Book Reviews Processed World reviews Modern times, ancient hours by Pietro Basso, Forces of Labour by Beverly Silver and The trouble with music by Mat Callahan.
Winter’s Bone, directed by Debra Granik Flirting with heroic individualism, this story insists instead on age-old community bonds that everyone else seems to have written off
The Secret In Their Eyes, directed by Juan José Campanella Tom Jennings finds that there’s rather more than meets the eyes in this entertaining, if excessively…
Labour Intensive, by Sally Madge & Carole Luby This performance artwork powerfully evokes the blood, sweat and tears of the nurturance underpinning social reproduction, according to Tom…
Critical review of the ABC of communism - Mouvement Communiste Mouvement Communiste critically review the politics of the ABC of communism, by Nikolai Bukharin…
The Killer Inside Me, directed by Michael Winterbottom Tom Jennings is disappointed with two films which purport to illuminate and critique violence…
Value struggle or class struggle? A review of The beginning of history by Massimo De Angelis Aufheben's review and critique of The beginning of history: Value struggles and global capital by Massimo De Angelis, Pluto Press, London, 2007.
Aufheben review of Beverley Silver's Forces of labor Libertarian Marxist magazine Aufheben reviews Beverly Silver's 2003 study of workers' movements in key industries Forces of labour: Workers' movements and globalisation since 1870.
Other dimensions - Peter Rachleff Paul Mattick's critique of Marcuse reviewed by Peter Rachleff in Root & Branch No. 4 (1973), pp. 52-55
