by Olibro Webmaster | Mar 1, 2010
1. It is evident that Obama will not work for the global abolition of capitalism. But did or do you though pin hopes on his foreign policy? Peter Hudis: I did not pin much hope on Obama’s foreign policy, since it is important to remember that since becoming a... by Olibro Webmaster | Dec 9, 2009
In the Grundrisse (1857-58), Marx sketches a multilinear theory of history. This marks an important turn in his thought. These themes are taken up again and developed further in Capital, Vol. I (1872-75), but as a theorization of contemporary possibilities rather than... by Olibro Webmaster | Sep 19, 2009
In this study, Marnia Lazreg gives us a new and original account of torture during the Algerian war of 1954–62. A second notable feature of this book is its theoretically rich discussion of torture at a more general level, which furnishes important insights into... by Olibro Webmaster | Sep 1, 2009
The Friday, June 12 election was widely expected to be a somnolent affair in which Ahmadinejad coasted to a second term over some lackluster opponents. Instead, the Moussavi campaign quickly heated up, jarring not only the conservative establishment but also sparking... by Olibro Webmaster | Jul 17, 2009
The French CGT union’s racist expulsion of African immigrants from its offices reveals deep contradictions inside the labor movement. On Wednesday, June 24, a terrible event took place in Paris: Hundreds of Africans sans papiers (undocumented immigrants) who had...
