Karl Kautsky, “Ultra-imperialism,” and Multipolarity
By Greg Godels April 7, 2023 The fashionable term “multipolarity” — popular with a...
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Red Rosa, “Junius” and Leninism
By Greg Godels March 16, 2023 During the early years of the First World War, revolutionary...
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The War in Ukraine: A Year On
By Greg Godels March 5, 2023 February 24th marked one year since Russian troops crossed the...
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Derangement Unbound
By Greg Godels February 11, 2023 Karl Marx famously said in the Eighteenth Brumaire that history...
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France and the Dilemma of Electoral Politics in the Twenty-first Century
By Greg Godels January 28, 2023 French workers currently live nearly two years longer than their...
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Good Bye, Slavoj
By Greg Godels January 14, 2023 With a dismal start to the new year, it was hard to find a ray of...
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Let Them Die!
By Greg Godels January 7, 2023 In the spirit of Jonathan Swift’s satirical world (A Modest...
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Some Political Wishes for the Coming Year
By Greg Godels December 12, 2022 As the holidays approach, children traditionally...
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After the Election: The Road Ahead
By Greg Godels November 13, 2022 Without saying it in so many words, The Wall Street...
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When “No” Means “Yes” … to War
By Greg Godels November 1, 2022 At a time when divisions and confusion in the anti-war,...
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Ruling Class Angst
By Greg Godels October 20, 2022 There is a profound difference between the economic crisis of...
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Could We Reconsider Socialism?
By Greg Godels October 11, 2022 We swim in a sea of obfuscation, confusion, and...
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