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Hooray, hooray, the first of May: sketching a theory of Peter Linebaugh’s May day.
Phil Hedges on Linebaugh’s May Day Essays and the UCL rent strikes
HISTORICAL MATERIALISM 2017 ANNUAL LONDON CONFERENCE
Revolutions Against Capital, Capital Against Revolutions?
The Uberisation of work: the real subsumption of 'getting by'
Ludmila Costhek Abílio on transformations of labour in Brazil.
A Revolutionary Line of March: ‘Old Bolshevism’ in Early 1917 Re-Examined
Contrary to Leon Trotsky’s influential account, Bolsheviks in March 1917 opposed the Provisional Government and called for a revolutionary soviet regime.
With Keynes to Market Socialism – on the work of the German Marxist Stephan Krüger
Thomas Weiss on Stephan Krüger
Before Lenin: Bolshevik Theory and Practice in February 1917 Revisited
On the centenary of the Russian Revolution’s victory, Eric Blanc starts off our series of historical articles.
Away with the Damocles sword of deportation!
Karl Liebknecht in 1907. A timely archive.
The Political Culture of Fascism
Jairus Banaji discusses fascism and its three best thinkers of the left, Rosenberg, Reich, and Sartre.
The Concept of Indignation in Spinozist Marxism
Arthur Duhé replies to Frédéric Lordon at London HM 2016 on Spinoza, Marx and indignation.
