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LIVE Oct 30, in DC! See Aymeric Monville, Jennifer Ponce de León and Gabriel Rockhill, speaking on “Requiem for French Theory”
Tonight, Oct 30! "The Compatible Postmodern Left vs. Marxism, October, 2026 tour". Hosted tonight by Daniel Tutt at Busboys and Poets in D.C. (Starting at Philly's Free Library, with a stop in NYC in the CUNY amphiteater...) The post LIVE Oct 30, in DC! See Aymeric Monville,…
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Hitting the mark: “Grand Theft Capital”, by Fred Magdoff and John Bellamy Foster
The latest: Red Pepper's David Matthews picks six of the best new books for leftists... The post Hitting the mark: “Grand Theft Capital”, by Fred Magdoff and John Bellamy Foster appeared first on Monthly Review .
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In Chicago in November? August Nimtz’ “‘Black Marxism’: A Marxist Critique”
The latest, an interview by Constantin Berlin, for Jacobin: "The recently published collection, 'Black Marxism: A Marxist Critique,' makes accessible, for the first time, a critique that spans four decades and addresses Robinson’s claims and those made by his followers by…
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In Amsterdam in November? Join Chris dePloeg, Jason Hickel and more, LIVE, for “The Exterminating Empire”
Will you be in Amsterdam on November 23rd? Head to the social center known as Pakuis de Zwijger for a lively and engaging event with Chris dePloeg together with renowned climate author Jason Hickel (in person), frontline Palestinian surgeon Ghassan Abu-Sittah (joining online)…
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Recently reissued: The Rainbow Challenge (Excerpt)
"Jesse Jackson’s first presidential primary race in 1984 should have been a wakeup call for the Democratic Party...." The post Recently reissued: The Rainbow Challenge (Excerpt) appeared first on Monthly Review .
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The latest on Gabriel Rockhill’s “Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism?”
The latest: "...social democratic outlets such as Jacobin (18 April 2026) have reduced Rockhill’s analysis to a crude and simplistic narrative: that the CIA simply paid off these academics and effectively invented various opportunist trends. Detractors of Rockhill’s work have…
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In the Public Eye: “Albert Einstein’s ‘Why Socialism?'”
The latest: The London Review of Books' Letters section features a quote from John Bellamy Foster's introduction.... The post In the Public Eye: “Albert Einstein’s ‘Why Socialism?'” appeared first on Monthly Review .
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Ian Angus’ “Metabolic Rifts”
Featured review: "Severed Universal Metabolism and Predatory Logic: Groundwork for an Ecosocialist Critique of Capitalism" by Varun Wigmal (INSEE Journal); "The bulk of the book is an attempt to explain the core concepts of ecological Marxism and political ecology by detailing…
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Matthew Stanley’s “The Ragged Edge of Freedom”
The latest, from Paul Buhle: "Abolitionists and social reformers of all kinds, with a wide Yankee following augmented by many recent German immigrants, sought to take things beyond the uneasy accommodation of white populations to each other across existing political lines. In…
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Notice what Kohei Saito was reading when his career went soaring?
In this image, Kohei Saito holds a copy of "Monopoly Capital," by Baran and Sweezy. Saito’s book "Capital in the Anthropocene" (not to be confused with John Bellamy Foster's book by a similar name) has become an unlikely hit among younger readers... The post Notice what Kohei…