State and revolution

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Ahmad on Marx's India articles

Algeria

Samir Amin's "Beyond U.S. Hegemony"

Is Anarchism, not Marxism, the more relevant left tradition?

Perry Anderson's Weberian turn

Ronald Aronson considers Leon Trotsky

The Collapse of Argentina, part 1: Railway Imperialism

The Collapse of Argentina, part 2: The "Golden Age"

The Collapse of Argentina, part 3: Juan Peron

The Collapse of Argentina, part 4 (conclusion): the incredible shrinking economy

Bakunin: a Marxist critique

Bard College luminaries: enemies of democracy in the Middle East

Paul Baizerman--Presente!

The Belarus Formula

Do the Greeks get it?

The Greek left: notes from afar

Chris Hedges and the black bloc

The black bloc, jihadism, and Counterpunch

Holding the black bloc up to scrutiny

The black bloc and the Battle of Seattle

Black bloc, part 1: Italian autonomism

German autonomen: morality police

William Blum's follies

A reply to Jean Bricmont

Alex Callinicos debates New Zealand SWP over Venezuela

Castro and the Pope

Hugo Chavez, Monthly Review, and the Syrian torture state

Hamid Dabashi, Vijay Prashad, Syria, and the left

Once again on that Arab League report on Syria

Hugo Chavez and the Venezuealan Revolution, part one

Hugo Chavez and the Venezuelan Revolution, part two

Hugo Chavez and the Venezuelan Revolution, conclusion

Chile and the CP

China and Socialism

Che Guevara biography reviewed

The Juan Cole/Gilbert Achcar controversy

Revolution in Colombia, part 1--the historical background

Revolution in Colombia, part 2--guerrilla origins

Revolution in Colombia, part 3--guerrillas and cocaine

NACLA and Colombia

Reckless charges against the FARC

Costa Rica

Cuban Revolution

Alexander Cockburn, Marc Cooper and Castro's Cuba

Democracy in Cuba

Sam Farber article on Cuba in the ISR

Sam Farber's latest folly

Sam Farber, the ISO, and the Angolan Revolution

Sam Farber, the state capitalists and Cuba

How Czechoslovakia Became Communist

Ethiopian History and Politics

Reflections on the Egyptian revolution

Assessing the Egyptian crackdown on imperialist NGO's

Is firebombing a bank an acceptable tactic?

Mike Gonzalez on Hugo Chavez

Vaclav Havel and the struggle for socialism in Czechoslovakia

Reflections on Iran

Edward S. Herman and David Peterson: flunkies for Ahmadinejad

Notes on Libya

Libya: a nightmare on the brains of the living

Edward S. Herman slipshod writing on Libya

Was Libya attacked because of its attitude toward AFRICOM?

What 5 years of Lexis-Nexis reveals about Libya and the West

Libya, the left, and journalistic integrity

In response to Edward S. Herman and David Peterson

Iran on the Brink, part one

Iran on the Brink, part two

A velvet revolution in Iran?

Answering an email on Iran

Haleh Esfandiari

Diana Johnstone, Qaddafi, and the dangers of rote thinking

Gabriel Kolko's "After Socialism"

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Liberation Theology

The battle of Misurata

MRZine sinks to new lows

Monthly Review's love affair with the al-Assad dynasty

The NY Review versus Marxism

Nicaragua

Nicaragua 25 years later: a reply to Lee Sustar

A sectarian version of the lessons of Nicaragua

Obama's Ghana speech

Otpor and the Egyptian student movement

Legacy of Juan Peron

Public opinion polls and the left

Qaddafi and the left

Is Qaddafi an anti-racist?

The anti-anti-Qaddafi left

Qaddafi and the Monthly Review

Red Star Over Russia

A reply to John Saul

Does socialism have a future?

Socialism and religion: what Marx believed

Socialism and Islam

Reimagining socialism

Gene Sharp's goal: liberty in a land of market imperatives

Teodor Shanin and George Soros

Uighur oppression

Michael Urmann Presente!

Why Third Way politics refuses to die

Elisabeth Young-Bruehl goes to Venezuela

How not to write about Venezuela

Ultraleft Counter-Revolutionaries in Venezuela

Zizek, Lenin and firing squads

Is democracy the enemy? A reply to Zizek.

Zyuganov's Dilemma