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The ideas of Marx and Engels grew out of concrete circumstances, but they also evolved and developed in response to events and in engagement...

***Spoilers*** Sometimes it's better to start a review by coming right out with your own opinion. This is certainly one of those cases. ...

Today Walter Rodney is perhaps best known for his book How Europe Underdeveloped Africa . But as Chinedu Chukwudinma shows in the latest of ...

Slow Bullets opens with a vast interstellar conflict, but quickly focuses down on a small group. Scur, a conscript, is hoping to survive to ...

The odd thing about dinosaurs is that they are defined by their absence. As children we learn about these enormous creatures that no longer ...

The third volume of Hal Draper's work on Karl Marx's Theory of Revolution is a different beast to the first two. Those were broad, b...

Marco Polo's Travels  wasn't actually the book I expected . It isn't the travel account I'd expected it to be, rather its a ...

The Sudanese Revolution began at the end of December 2018 as a cost of living crisis and growing economic problems saw street protests that ...

Having read the first volume of Hal Draper's Karl Marx's Theory of Revolution, I immediately started out on the second. Partly this ...

The latest of Alastair Reynolds'  Revelation Space novels is much less of a galaxy spanning story than some of his other works. Here we...

The question of how a society that rationally uses resources in the interest of the "associated producers" is one that is being as...

Prosper-Olivier Lissagaray was a participant in the revolutionary Paris Commune of 1871. He is popularly supposed to have been "the las...

Lenin's State and Revolution is a remarkable work. It is likely the only book of Marxist theory that was written during a revolution th...

The Ship that Died of Shame is a collection of stories by popular author Nicholas Monsarrat who famously wrote sea based novels that often r...

In March 1871 the workers of Paris seized control of their city and declared the Paris Commune. It was an event that through its radical, de...

As regular readers of this blog will be aware I think that Andreas Malm, even where I disagree with key points of his argument, is one of th...

Reading Chris Harman's Revolution in the 21st Century for a second time nearly 15 years after it was first published I am struck by how ...