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Alienation and Social Reproduction among the Subaltern
Christian Noakes, December 22, 2018
Christian Noakes argues that the theoretical work of Antonio Gramsci, put in historical context, can help us understand the issues of sectarianism among oppressed groups that pit the oppressed against one another and the need to move beyond such sectarianism for a project of universal human emancipation. Read Article.
Why Define Fascism?: In Defence of Making Distinctions
Jacob Smith, June 16, 2019
Jacob Smith argues that if the left wishes to take fascism seriously we shouldn't use the term lightly but with precision. Read Article.
Faith, Family and Folk: Against the Trad Left
Donald Parkinson, December 28, 2019
Donald Parkinson takes issue with the calls for a "socially conservative leftism" that have increased in popularity since Jeremy Corbyn's defeat in the UK election. Reading: Matthew Strupp. Read Article.
Fragment on War, National Questions and Revolution by Rosa Luxemburg
Rida Vaquas, January 15, 2020
Translation and introduction by Rida Vaquas. Original article can be found here. Read Article.
Other Witherings: On Family Abolition and Defense
Cam Scott, February 11, 2021
Social Conservative defenses of the nuclear family pose it as the default natural form of kinship and blame working-class immiseration on its decline. Cam Scott takes aim at such arguments, including those made by leftists. Read Article.
The US Proxy War in Ukraine and Socialist Anti-War Strategy
Matthew Strupp, November 1, 2022
Matthew Strupp argues that revolutionary defeatism, not capitulation to imperialist war aims, must guide the response of the US Left to the Ukraine War. Read Article.
History of the "Russian World": From Soft Power to Irredentism
Maxim Lebsky, October 13, 2023
Taking issue with economistic accounts of the Russian Special Military Operation, Maxim Lebsky looks at the role of the ideology of the "Russian world." Translated from Russian by Alex Andreev. Originally published here. Read Article.
