Articles

Protests at American Sociological Association vs. Blockage of Palestine Vote

Summary: Walkouts and demonstrations at annual meeting of Sociological Association over refusal to allow a vote on BDS – Editors

War and Fascism over Iran and the World, the Late Marx on Colonialism and Indigeneity, and Organizing for the Revolution

Summary: The Iran war and the Palestine genocide are markers of a fascist danger that is by no means unopposed. Marx and the Marxist tradition offer insights that will help us, whether on the relationship of the center to the peripheries, or on forming truly revolutionary organizations — Editors

Racialized Labor and Radical Journalism: A Social Historian from the Global South Reads Anderson’s Marx at the Margins

By Gabriela Mitidieri

Summary: Argentinian Marxist feminist reflects on Marx on proletarianization, slavery, and praxis in light of Anderson’s, recently translated book — Editors

Orban’s Fall Is a Huge Ideological Defeat for Global Fascist and Far-Right Sectors

Summary: Orban’s defeat is that of a “positive” model for global fascism and the far right — Editors

Trump and Netanyahu’s Lurch into Iran: Imperial Hubris in the Wake of a People’s Uprising

Iranian people face attacks from both US imperialism/Israel and a brutally oppressive regime amid their struggle for democracy and social justice – Editors

The Iranian People Experience an Unprecedented Bloodbath from the Theocratic Regime, Amid Imperialist and Dynastic Machinations

Iran at a crossroads as masses rise up amid regime massacres and reactionary machinations from abroad — Editors

Trumpist Fascism: The Worm Turns

For those who lived through Richard Nixon’s lurch toward authoritarian rule, the period after his reelection in a landslide in November 1972 was frightening. (And it was a real landslide, with 60 percent of the vote.) Nixon soon launched a brutal “Christmas” bombing of Vietnam and prepared further revenge against his “enemies list” at home. […]

Marx on Communal Villages as Loci of Revolution, in 19th C. Russia & Beyond

Two years before his 1879–82 notebooks on communal social forms around the world, Marx begins to see an uprising in Russia as the most likely starting point for a wider European revolution. For example, in remarks on the Russo-Turkish War (the “oriental crisis”) in a letter of September 27, 1877, to the New Jersey communist […]

Trump’s “Peace” in the Middle East, A Retrocolonialism Built on Sand

The consequences of the Gaza war and the future, a preliminary assessment –Editors

Marx on Communal Villages as Loci of Revolution, in 19th C. Russia & Beyond

Reprint of part of the last chapter of Late Marx’s Revolutionary Roads.
Kevin Anderson
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