Trumpisms – an x-ray of the extreme right
By MICHAEL LOWY: Prologue to the book by Miguel Urbán Crespo
18/02/2025
By MICHAEL LOWY: Prologue to the book by Miguel Urbán Crespo
By MICHAEL LÖWY: International law has not yet incorporated ecocide, and is unlikely to do so with regard to humanicide. However, it is urgent to act, here and now, to stop the race towards the abyss
By MICHAEL LÖWY: In my youth, during the 2020s and 2030s, it was still possible to avoid the Great Climate Catastrophe
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Are we going to the seventh circle of hell?
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Reflections on the occasion of the centenary of his “First Manifesto”
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Notes on the occasion of the centenary of the death of the Czech writer
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Communists and Marxists went to the Vatican with open hands, along with their Christian friends
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Toni Negri became illustrious thanks to his works, which proposed, through a philosophical approach inspired by Spinoza and Marx, to contribute to the emancipation of the “crowd”
In this video, we present the debate about the recently released book Trajectories of European Marxism, by Ricardo Musse, with the presence of Gabriel Cohn, Michel Löwy, Paulo Martins and Vladimir Safatle
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Excerpt, selected by the author, from the recently published book
By MICHAEL LÖWY: With no illusions about “clean capitalism”, we must try to buy time and impose some elementary degrowth measures on the powers that be
By JANETTE HABEL & MICHAEL LÖWY: Against Samuel Farber's biased approach
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The man with the “heart of stone and a dove”, a revolutionary, an opponent of the capitalist system
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Instead of embarking on the regressive and ecologically catastrophic adventure of off-shore exploration, Brazil could become a leading example of ecological transition
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
We can still break out of the infernal circle of alienation and regain control of navigation and avoid a tragedy
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Challenging clichés that make it difficult to fight climate change
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Critical note on several publications about the relationship between Marxism and Christianity
By MICHAEL LOWY: Prologue to the book by Miguel Urbán Crespo
By MICHAEL LÖWY: International law has not yet incorporated ecocide, and is unlikely to do so with regard to humanicide. However, it is urgent to act, here and now, to stop the race towards the abyss
By MICHAEL LÖWY: In my youth, during the 2020s and 2030s, it was still possible to avoid the Great Climate Catastrophe
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Are we going to the seventh circle of hell?
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Reflections on the occasion of the centenary of his “First Manifesto”
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Notes on the occasion of the centenary of the death of the Czech writer
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Communists and Marxists went to the Vatican with open hands, along with their Christian friends
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Toni Negri became illustrious thanks to his works, which proposed, through a philosophical approach inspired by Spinoza and Marx, to contribute to the emancipation of the “crowd”
In this video, we present the debate about the recently released book Trajectories of European Marxism, by Ricardo Musse, with the presence of Gabriel Cohn, Michel Löwy, Paulo Martins and Vladimir Safatle
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Excerpt, selected by the author, from the recently published book
By MICHAEL LÖWY: With no illusions about “clean capitalism”, we must try to buy time and impose some elementary degrowth measures on the powers that be
By JANETTE HABEL & MICHAEL LÖWY: Against Samuel Farber's biased approach
By MICHAEL LÖWY: The man with the “heart of stone and a dove”, a revolutionary, an opponent of the capitalist system
By MICHAEL LÖWY: Instead of embarking on the regressive and ecologically catastrophic adventure of off-shore exploration, Brazil could become a leading example of ecological transition
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
We can still break out of the infernal circle of alienation and regain control of navigation and avoid a tragedy
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Challenging clichés that make it difficult to fight climate change
By MICHAEL LÖWY:
Critical note on several publications about the relationship between Marxism and Christianity