Karl Marx
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Lenin’s socialism: Labels and realities
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Intellectual and political lessons of ‘The Communist Manifesto’ for our time
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels’ Communist Manifesto was published in February, 1848. It is truly a part of what Marx called world literature that capitalism has given rise to.
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The dialectic in the service of revolution
Ann Robertson — The dialectic is a powerful weapon for revolutionary socialists who seek to understand our surrounding world for the purpose of changing it.
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Discovering a Green Marx: Kohei Saito’s 'Marx in the Anthropocene'
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Marxism and Ukraine’s struggle for independence and self-determination
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How Hegelian was Marx? A contribution to the history of Marx and Young Hegelianism
An anti-colonialist turn in Marx?: Questions for Thierry Drapeau
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By Seiya Morita
September 24, 2020 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal — "The Roots of Karl Marx's Anti-Colonialism"[1] by Thierry Drapeau in Jacobin examines the influence of the Chartist Leftist Ernest Jones on the development of Marx's anti-colonialist thinking in the 1850s. Drapeau’s analysis is enlightening, but raises some questions.
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Karl Korsch's Philosophical Bolshevism
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Clearing up Marx and profit: ending the ‘Transformation Problem’ once and for all
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By Fred Mosely
Haymarket Books, 2016,
416 pp., $47.99 By Barry Healy October 31, 2017 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal — Karl Marx published Volume 1 of Capital in 1867. By the time of its second German edition, just six years later he wrote, in a postscript: “That the method employed in ‘Das Kapital’ has been little understood, is shown by the various conceptions, contradictory one to another, that have been formed of it.”[1] If anything, the contradictory conceptions have grown worse since then with various, near-intractable debates raging within Marxist circles. One of the fiercest of those debates is over the so-called “Transformation Problem”.
Hats and men: Marx's faulty symmetry
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