The General Strike, 1926 Ben Chacko THE ROLE of the revolutionary paper has been key to conceptions of the “party of a new type” since the very... Continue reading
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The General Strike, 1926 Robin Page Arnot The General Strike was the greatest event in the last 100 years of the British working class. Today there are... Continue reading
Stephen Joseph Scott Introduction This investigationis a deliberate examination into the cultural, economic, and sociopolitical foundations which undergirded America’s early colony and its newly birthed land of... Continue reading
Johnnie Hunter “The supreme authority of the Party shall be the All-Britain Congress”1 The 58th All-Britain Congress of the Communist Party of Britain (CPB) was held at... Continue reading
Dennis de Oliveira Life and political praxis Aimé Fernand David Césaire (1913-2008) was born into a poor and large family in Martinique, an island that is still... Continue reading
Marxist ecology from the metabolic rift to ecological civilisationThe Marxist Interpretation of the Public Library: Part OneRed or Green – or Both? Marxist ecology from the metabolic... Continue reading
Joe Pateman & John Pateman Introduction The founding myth of public libraries is that they were a benevolent gift to the working class from the British ruling... Continue reading
Jerry Jones This is the first of three articles making the case for a revolutionary new (Marxist) approach to the analysis of economic development that gets to... Continue reading
Rob MacDonald Introduction This article explores the linking of progressive federalism concepts with some of the key struggles we face, the need to create popular alliances, develop... Continue reading
Carlos Martínez IT IS BY NOW almost universally understood that humans need to transition away from fossil fuels and adopt renewable energy if we are to avoid... Continue reading
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