Marxist theory
By Sonny Melencio
- The Marxist concept of nation
- Is Bangsamoro a nation?
- The struggle of the Bangsamoro people
- The SPP's view
As Marxists, we support the right to self-determination of oppressed nations. This right applies to the democratic demand of the oppressed nation to determine its political relationship to the oppressor nation, which includes its right to secede and form a separate state.
It is in this sense that we uphold the right of the Moro people to self-determination.
Back to good old Marx in the brave new world of globalisation
By Dipankar Bhattacharya
Axes of Marxist internationalism
By Murray Smith
The nature of Islamic fundamentalism
By Lisa Macdonald
By Nick McKerrell
Regroupment and the socialist left today
By Alex Callinicos
Alex Callinicos is a leader of the Socialist Workers Party in Britain. His most recent book is Against the Third Way: an anti-capitalist critique.
The Marxist left's politics of alliances at the beginning of the 21st century
By Jose Ramon Balaguer Cabrera
What happened in globalisation?
By Humphrey McQueen
Humphrey McQueen is a leading Marxist writer in Australia and an activist in the Socialist Alliance. A version of this article appeared in the Journal of Australian Political Economy, No. 51 (Jime 2003).
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