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
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Richard Hebbert Introduction Of all the issues currently facing humanity, there is none so existential as the climate and environmental crisis. Its effects are everywhere; drought, flooding,... 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
Alex Gordon IN NOVEMBER 2022, as strikes across Britain caused the largest loss of working days to industrial action for 35 years, the Communist Party Executive Committee... Continue reading
Roland Boer In the light of the renewed interest in the nature of market reforms within socialist systems, I offer a systematic comparative analysis of Eastern European... Continue reading
British Complicity in the Triumph of Zionism Robert Wilkinson The prevailing analysis of much of the left regarding the Israel-Palestinian conflict is that of a Zionist settler-colonialist... Continue reading
The class struggle is raging all around us. It is, as Marx and Engels observed, a sometimes hidden and a sometimes open fight. Across the country, it’s... Continue reading