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Checking out of the Hotel Abyss: A Review of Gabriel Rockhill’s Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?
In the lead up to Rockhill’s tour, Brendan Duncan-Shah reviews his book, Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism? →
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Dialectic of State Power and Solidarity
What if the violence we condemn abroad is the same machinery we tolerate at home? This article unpacks how state power manufactures conditional solidarity, and why collective refusal for Palestine, Iran, and Aboriginal sovereignty is the only political path. →
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Cultivating Organic Intellectuals: Refaat Alareer’s Pedagogy and Praxis Under Scholasticide
Dylan Prunster outlines the principles underlining the work of Palestinian author, poet and academic Refaat Alareer and his role as an organic intellectual which made him a high-value strategic target for the Zionist project. →
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Partyism and the Limits of Liberalism
Haig Kisherian critiques Partyism and Liberalism, arguing they fail to address sectarianism and bureaucracy within socialist organisations effectively. →
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A Boot on Our Necks, a Bill in Our Hands: How US Imperialism Steals Our Livelihoods and How We Fight Back
by David Clarke who is also a member of the NSWTF Let’s be clear: this isn’t an abstract debate. It’s about the price of bread, the rent due at the end of the month, the petrol pump that makes you wince, and the hospital waiting list that stretches on for years. It’s about the cost-of-living… →
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The Chains of the Archipelago: Class Suicide and the Rebirth of Proletarian Internationalism
By Stephanus Budiman In September 1945, as Japanese occupying forces withdrew from the Dutch East Indies and revolutionary nationalists declared Indonesian independence, a remarkable act of working-class solidarity erupted in Australian ports. Waterside workers across the eastern seaboard, led by the Darwin branch of the Waterside Workers Federation, refused to load Dutch munitions and military… →
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Manifesto for Revolutionary Education
This document covers why the Red Anti-imperialist Collective have internal member education and how we approach it. →
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Actually Existing Socialism Does Not Start and End with Marx
Dylan Prunster argues why its wrong to use Marx as a “checklist” to assess Actual Existing Socialism. →
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We Need A Concrete Analysis of the Australian Situation: Red Ant’s 2026 National Conference
Brendan Duncan-Shah explains how Red Ant will use its upcoming national conference to deepen its concrete analysis of all aspects of the Australian conjuncture in order to inform our revolutionary practice and strategy. →
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Marxist-Leninist Internationalism
This article sets out the positions Marxist Leninists are taking on international questions: our principles for anti-imperialist solidarity, their historical origins, and why they remain materially relevant. →
