Decolonial Communism reviewed
Andy Kilmister reviews “Decolonial Communism, Democracy and the Commons” by Catherine Samary
Reviews
Population and contraception: the Godwin, Malthus, Place, debate
This well written and informative biography is a good summary of William Godwin’s personal life as well as his considerable contribution to the politics of the Enlightenment
Crippled: Austerity and the Demonization of Disabled People
Bob Williams-Findlay reviews “Crippled: Austerity and the Demonization of Disabled People” by Frances Ryan
Facing the Apocalypse: Arguments for Ecosocialism
This is an important book . One may disagree on some issues, but Alan Thornett arguments are a substantial contribution to ecosocialist thinking – and action.
Chernobyl, the Soviet Union and Marxism
The superb new HBO TV series Chernobyl dramatises the Marxist understanding of the Soviet Union writes Andy Stowe. Chernobyl captures that sense of shoddiness and bleakness [...]
Left Wing Melancholia
Jane Shallice reviews “Left Wing Melancholia – Marxism, History and Memory” by Enzo Traverso.
Facing the Apocalypse – Arguments for Ecosocialism
Facing the Apocalypse – Arguments for Ecosocialism; by Alan Thornett RRP £17. Pub. Resistance Books and Merlin Press.ISBN: 978-0-902869-91-2; 342pages, reviewed by Pete [...]
Postfascism: the rise of the radical right
Phil Hearse reviews “New Faces of Fascism” by Enzo Traverso, Verso, 2018
I, Dolours: a woman’s political biography
To her dying day, Dolours believed that only a united Ireland would give meaning to the suffering of her aunt and the human cost of the struggle to achieve it.
Hugo Blanco: From Trotskyism to Indigenous Vitality
As Hugo Blanco is due to speak at a series of meetings across Britain, we reprint a review in which Andrew Ryder discusses We the Indians: The Indigenous Peoples of Peru and the Struggle for Land.
