Marxist

In 17 essays he wrote during the past 30 years, Stolze investigates how to do philosophy as a Marxist while keeping this emancipatory tradition alive by borrowing concepts that arise outside of Marxism itself.

We have a choice: A Venezualan/ Cuban-style failed Marxist economy in the region (no Marxist government has improved the lot of its citizens) or a mayor with longstanding proven business success, who can put this into the region.

We have a choice: A Venezualan/Cuban-style failed Marxist economy in the region (no Marxist government has improved the lot of its citizens) or a mayor with long-standing proven business success, who can put this into the region.

Collaborative compiled and co-edited by Guglielmo Carchedi and Michael Roberts, "World in Crisis: Marxist Perspectives on Crash & Crisis" is groundbreaking volume that brings together Marxist scholars from around the world to offer an empirically grounded defense of Marx's law of profitability and its central role in explaining capitalist crises.

Despite Marxism being required reading at universities in China, its status as a core tenet of the Chinese Communist Party and the fact that China's President Xi Jinping visited Peking University to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Karl Marx's birth, the university's Marxist Society has been shut down this year, according to the report.

On the course's last day, Mallick stressed the understanding of Marxist theory through leading Marxist Antonio Gramsci's theory of hegemony which, according to the speaker, greatly contributed to the Marxist political theory.

During the session, the members of Pakistan's left-wing organisation expressed the need for a Marxist movement.

If Marxist political parties win the election, cooperation between China and Nepal will run more smoothly.

Lukacs is one of the few Marxist literary critics of the interwar period whose work remains influential (and devoid of the dreariness of much doctrinaire Marxist literary criticism).

In two years time it will be the 200th anniversary of when Karl Marx was born, towards the end of his life, when he looked at the people who called themselves Marxist, he wondered if he was a Marxist himself, when his name has been used to justify tyranny and exploitation - claims that flew in the face of everything he believed.

First, Nery writes: "A movement that takes its bearings in part from Karl Marx should have something distinct to offer-if not in substance (capitalism and the class structure) then in analytical rigor (subjecting assumptions to a critique)." On the contrary, in the Philippines, genuine Marxists or Marxist-informed critiques of Philippine society have pointed to the feudalistic political economy and culture, largely driven by an unfair and exploitative trade pattern, as primarily behind the country's persistent poverty and underdevelopment.

By the 1950's, when the most ardent revolutionary fervor subsided in some Marxist societies, a small minority of nonconformist thinkers emerged among both Marxists and Christians.