Paul Le Blanc
Trumpism, fascism, and political realities in the United States
Paul Le Blanc: The essential and non-essential in Lenin
The hundredth anniversary year of Vladimir Lenin’s death has generated a remarkable outpouring of explorations and evaluations that are in dramatic contrast to the flat, two-dimensional dogmas that became dominant during the Cold W
Ukraine’s fight for freedom: A socialist case for solidarity and self‑determination
Lenin’s socialism: Labels and realities
Socialism and revolutionary democracy: Lenin’s legacy for our time of catastrophe
Socialism or barbarism? Why Rosa Luxemburg matters today
The Russian Revolution of 1917: Resources for scholars and revolutionaries
For those wanting to make use of Marxism to understand and change the world, among the most important classical thinkers are, surely, Rosa Luxemburg and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
Lenin: Responding to catastrophe, forging revolution
Making sense of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
A momentous development has drawn my attention away from the unfolding climate catastrophe on which I have been riveted.
Kautsky, Lenin, Stalin and revolutionary Russia
Rosa Luxemburg and the actuality of revolution
In these remarks, I want to do three things. First, I want to suggest an approach to Rosa Luxemburg that makes sense to me, while mentioning other approaches that do not.