Since the rise of capitalism, socialists have faced certain deep-seated obstacles: the hostility of the bourgeois state, the fitful curve of proletarian class-consciousness, and the inertia or active opposition of apparatuses originally built by the workers for struggle.
Notebooks
No.04 Revolutionary Strategy Today
- by Daniel Bensaïd, 1987 - 36 pages€5,00
No.02 The Chinese Revolution - I
- The Second Chinese Revolution and the shaping of the Maoist outlook by Pierre Rousset, 1987 - 32 pages€5,00
The Chinese revolution of 1949 was one of the most important experiences in the history of twentieth-century national liberation movements. It triggered wide-ranging debates among, and often inside, revolutionary currents around the world.
No.03 The Chinese Revolution - II
- The Maoist Project Tested in the Struggle for Power by Pierre Rousset, 1986 - 48 pages€5,00
The Chinese revolution of 1949 was one of the most important experiences in the history of twentieth-century national liberation movements. It triggered wide-ranging debates among, and often inside, revolutionary currents around the world.
No.01 The Place of Marxism in History
- by Ernest Mandel, 1986 - 40 pages€5,00
Since 1989, many "repentant" leftists have proclaimed Marxism incapable of explaining the new phenomena of the dawning new century. Ernest Mandel reminds us in The Place of Marxism in History that Marxism drew from its very inception on the advances of all the social sciences and emancipation movements of its time.