By LU XINYU: Although socialism originated in Europe, “Chinese-style modernization” represents its successful implementation in China, exploring ways to break free from the shackles of capitalist globalization
By GABRIEL TELES: The articulation between Marxism and psychoanalysis reveals that ideology acts “not as a cold discourse that deceives, but as a warm affection that shapes desires”, transforming obedience into responsibility and suffering into merit
By MICHEL GOULART DA SILVA: Trotsky's pioneering contributions to intellectuals, anticipating Gramsci by demonstrating how the “astonishing capitalist development” co-opted the “cream of that class”
By CELSO FREDERICO: Between the Leninist preference for 19th-century realism and Mayakovsky's “strange and incomprehensible” avant-garde, the Bolshevik paradox emerges: how to build proletarian culture without falling into Bogdanov's “religious atheism” or futurist frivolity?
By FERNÃO PESSOA RAMOS: The eternal cosmic return as the 'hell' of history. If the French revolutionary sees in the atomic repetition of the universe a destiny without progress, Benjamin resists, but does not escape the fascination of this vision
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: From Lafargue to the 21st century, wage labor continues to be a machine of exploitation and misery. Its blind defense is the great farce that sustains capital — while the wealth produced could emancipate,
By CHENG ENFU: Balancing market and government forces, China seeks an economic model that optimizes resource allocation and promotes sustainable development
By CELSO FREDERICO: Russia remained without experiencing a bourgeois revolution and the populist movement believed that it was possible to carry out the transition to socialism based on the fraternal and egalitarian society that already existed in the peasant community.
By GABRIEL FREITAS: To strengthen its critique of capitalism, Marxism must incorporate a materialist theory of language: signs are not epiphenomena, but technologies that construct power
By VALERIO ARCARY: One of Brazil's peculiarities is that the ruling class renounced a bourgeois revolution because it feared the outcome of a civil war, terrified by the presence of a black popular majority.
By GABRIEL TELES: There will be no journey to the stars without revolution on Earth.
By MICHEL AGLIETTA: Classic text by the recently deceased French economist
By MARTIN MARTINELLI: The active and participatory subject of history is the one who will break these barriers of domination imposed by the rifle. This begins with the battle of ideas
By DYLAN RILEY: The left that idolizes Lenin without Gramscianizing his method repeats the errors of the International; the right that plagiarizes him for reactionary purposes proves that it has understood nothing
By JOHN BELLAMY FOSTER: The Illusion of Liberal Democracy: How the US Financial Oligarchy Consolidated Its Class Power and Why the Left Insists on Not Seeing It
By CHEN YIWEN: From Karl Marx's ecology to the theory of socialist ecocivilization
By EDUARDO GRANJA COUTINHO: Foreword by the organizer of the recently released collection
By JADIR ANTUNES: Presentation of the recently released book by Zaira Vieira
By NATALIA TAHARA & MATEUS FIORENTINI: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By ANDREA ZHOK: The essence of capitalism consists of a single point. It is an ideally headless social system, devoid of political leadership, guided by a single categorical imperative: the increase of capital in each production cycle.
By LU XINYU: Although socialism originated in Europe, “Chinese-style modernization” represents its successful implementation in China, exploring ways to break free from the shackles of capitalist globalization
By GABRIEL TELES: The articulation between Marxism and psychoanalysis reveals that ideology acts “not as a cold discourse that deceives, but as a warm affection that shapes desires”, transforming obedience into responsibility and suffering into merit
By MICHEL GOULART DA SILVA: Trotsky's pioneering contributions to intellectuals, anticipating Gramsci by demonstrating how the “astonishing capitalist development” co-opted the “cream of that class”
By CELSO FREDERICO: Between the Leninist preference for 19th-century realism and Mayakovsky's “strange and incomprehensible” avant-garde, the Bolshevik paradox emerges: how to build proletarian culture without falling into Bogdanov's “religious atheism” or futurist frivolity?
By FERNÃO PESSOA RAMOS: The eternal cosmic return as the 'hell' of history. If the French revolutionary sees in the atomic repetition of the universe a destiny without progress, Benjamin resists, but does not escape the fascination of this vision
By JOSÉ MANUEL DE SACADURA ROCHA: From Lafargue to the 21st century, wage labor continues to be a machine of exploitation and misery. Its blind defense is the great farce that sustains capital — while the wealth produced could emancipate,
By CHENG ENFU: Balancing market and government forces, China seeks an economic model that optimizes resource allocation and promotes sustainable development
By CELSO FREDERICO: Russia remained without experiencing a bourgeois revolution and the populist movement believed that it was possible to carry out the transition to socialism based on the fraternal and egalitarian society that already existed in the peasant community.
By GABRIEL FREITAS: To strengthen its critique of capitalism, Marxism must incorporate a materialist theory of language: signs are not epiphenomena, but technologies that construct power
By VALERIO ARCARY: One of Brazil's peculiarities is that the ruling class renounced a bourgeois revolution because it feared the outcome of a civil war, terrified by the presence of a black popular majority.
By GABRIEL TELES: There will be no journey to the stars without revolution on Earth.
By MICHEL AGLIETTA: Classic text by the recently deceased French economist
By MARTIN MARTINELLI: The active and participatory subject of history is the one who will break these barriers of domination imposed by the rifle. This begins with the battle of ideas
By DYLAN RILEY: The left that idolizes Lenin without Gramscianizing his method repeats the errors of the International; the right that plagiarizes him for reactionary purposes proves that it has understood nothing
By JOHN BELLAMY FOSTER: The Illusion of Liberal Democracy: How the US Financial Oligarchy Consolidated Its Class Power and Why the Left Insists on Not Seeing It
By CHEN YIWEN: From Karl Marx's ecology to the theory of socialist ecocivilization
By EDUARDO GRANJA COUTINHO: Foreword by the organizer of the recently released collection
By JADIR ANTUNES: Presentation of the recently released book by Zaira Vieira
By NATALIA TAHARA & MATEUS FIORENTINI: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By ANDREA ZHOK: The essence of capitalism consists of a single point. It is an ideally headless social system, devoid of political leadership, guided by a single categorical imperative: the increase of capital in each production cycle.