Marxism and nationalism
Why is nationalism such a powerful ideology?
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Category: Marxist Theory
Friedrich Engels at 200
By Gerald Falke and Dave Stockton The 200th anniversary Friedrich Engels’ birth, gives us an...
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Engels 1820-1895: the struggle for scientific socialism
Bicentenary of Engels birth.
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How capitalism causes unemployment
A Marxist analysis.
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Capitalism kills: Imperialism, Capitalism and the Destruction of Humanity and Nature
A Marxist analysis of the fundamental contradictions between sustainability and the capitalist mode of production.
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Feminism for the 99%? Social reproduction and the socialist revolution
Feminism for the 99%: A Manifesto By Cinzia Arruzza, Tithi Bhattacharya, & Nancy Fraser Verso;...
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The fight for a four day week
Labour’s conference will debate a motion calling for a major reduction in working hours. URTE MARCH looks at the history and implications for socialist strategy
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The Popular Front: a warning from history
Whatever name they go by, popular fronts inevitable subordinate the interests of the workers to the need to maintain the alliance with the bosses
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Marxism: A is for Alienation
IT WAS a sunny day, so the foreman let us work outside, in the yard. We sat there hammering small...
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B is for Bolshevism
Bolshevism is the model of democracy and unity that won the world’s first socialist revolution
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C is for Capital
Capital, invested in human labour power and machinery, proved to be the most effective means yet for one class to exploit another.
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D is for Democracy and Dictatorship
Marxists make a distinction between forms of government and the class nature of the state. We always ask, “which class interests are served by the state?”
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