Capitalism and Marxism
Raise the minimum wage (and give Marx a prize)!
The typical winner of the Nobel Prize in economics is a 67-year-old man, born in the United States, who is ...
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The relative decline of U.S. imperialism
The swift collapse of Afghanistan puppet government when U.S. troops withdrew from the war with the Taliban and left the ...
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Capitalism: has the leopard changed its spots?
“Let me be clear: capitalism without competition isn’t capitalism. It’s exploitation.”, U.S. President Biden tweeted when signing an executive order ...
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Climate change and capitalism
As ice weighing more than 20 million Empire State Buildings melted from Greenland during the 20th century -- and even ...
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‘Digital’ workers don’t delete Marx on May Day
“Digital” economy and work, like the imagined and claimed “4th industrial revolution”, are mesmerizing many scholars that lead them to chorus: ...
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Karl Marx on the Paris Commune
March 18, 2021, marks 150 years since the beginning of the Paris Commune, the first time in history that the ...
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Fascist violence and the form of the state
Below is an excerpt from an article by Sam Marcy, a leading Marxist thinker and fighter of the second half ...
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Frederick Engels at 200 – better than ever
Nov. 28, 2020, marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Frederick Engels, co-founder of scientific socialism with Karl Marx ...
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100 years after his death, John Reed’s example still shines
One hundred years ago, the communist journalist John Reed died in Moscow. (The date of his death is given variously ...
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The 45-year-long billionaire bonanza
Almost 13 million people in the U.S. are "officially" jobless. The real number is far higher. Many haven't received an ...
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