In Defence of Marxism In Defence of Marxism
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Reading guide: the ideas of Karl Marx

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In Defence of Marxism
07 May 2018

No set of ideas has been pronounced dead more frequently than that of Marxism. Yet, 200 years after the birth of Karl Marx, his ideas stand as vibrant as ever, while bourgeois thought is at an impasse, unable to truly grasp the events that are shaking up the world of our time.

Reading guide: Marxism and the European Union

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In Defence of Marxism
26 July 2016

The European debt crisis of 2009 marks a decisive turning point in the history of European capitalism. Across the continent, the economic, diplomatic and political situation is characterised by uncertainty, instability and collapse. Everywhere, contradictions which had built up under the surface for decades have exploded onto the scene.

Reading guide: Marxist philosophy

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In Defence of Marxism
30 October 2015

“It is, therefore, from the history of nature and human society that the laws of dialectics are abstracted. For they are nothing but the most general laws of these two aspects of historical development, as well as of thought itself.” (Engels)

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