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Krupskaya on Revolutionary Self-Education
The writings of Nadezhda Krupskaya still provide crucial insights into how Communists can structure their self-education. →
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The Long Transition Toward Socialism and the End of Capitalism by Torkil Lauesen
Stanley Thomson reviews Torkil Lauesen’s The Long Transition Toward Socialism and the End of Capitalism →
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The Ideal Fascism
Since its publication in 1995, Umberto Eco’s seminal essay Ur-Fascism has earned far-reaching acclaim for its ambitious attempt to distil fascism’s essence into a transhistorical framework. Yet Eco’s framework, however analytically seductive, risks divorcing fascism from the political-economic contingencies that birthed it. →
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Red Books Day: Vijay Prashad and Mao Zedong
This is the final part of our series published to celebrate Red Books Day 2025, in which Red Ant comrades were invited to write a short reflection on a book that radicalised them. →
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Red Books Day: How Europe Underdeveloped Africa by Walter Rodney
Walter Rodney remains an essential point of reference for anti-imperialist Marxists, writes Alex Morgan. →
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Red Books Day: Stalin: The History and Critique of a Black Legend by Domenico Losurdo
E.Y. writes on Losurdo’s Stalin: History and Critique of a Black Legend. →
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The Widening Gyre: When the Centre Cannot Hold, the Left Must be Bold
Rob A. considers the global phenomenon of the “disappearing centre” through the work of Alvaro García Linera. →
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Red Books Day: Blackshirts & Reds by Michael Parenti
Salahudin A. and SM. take a look at Michael Parenti’s Blackshirts & Reds. →
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Red Books Day: The Ignorant Schoolmaster by Jacques Ranciere
All intelligence is equal, and this is a fundamental principle of Marxism, argues Nandini S. following Ranciere. →
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Red Books Day Part 4: Nkrumah, Althusser and Engels
Motega, Sal and Zane write on Nkrumah, Althusser and Engels. →
