Why we are Marxists Capitalism is in its deepest crisis in its history. It is an economic, social and political crisis, which is now expressing itself in political turmoil and growing class struggle across the globe. While the ruling class attempts to bury Marxism, it has in fact never been so relevant as it is today. In this updated article Alan Woods explains the essence of Marxism and its role today.
Capitalism’s economic singularities "Today, in numerous areas, from automation to green energy to information technology, we are seeing a validation of Marx's assertion: that society's productive forces at a certain stage come into conflict with the way in which society is organised. These "economic singularities", as Adam Booth discusses, demonstrate clearly that the system has broken."
The Chain Is No Stronger Than Its Weakest Link ''Your iron chain was poor and rusty enough as it is, and now it has several links made not even of wood, but of clay and paper.''Published in Pravda No. 67, June 9 (May 27), 1917
