A three volume selection of Castoriadis' political writings from a combined period of 1946-1979. These volumes cover a broad range of topics: from the nature of the USSR's "bureaucratic capitalism", to the history of the old workers' movements, to self-organised working class struggle in the post-world war two era.
Translated and edited by David Ames Curtis.
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| cc_psw_v1.pdf | 2.73 MB |
| cc_psw_v2.pdf | 2.96 MB |
| cc_psw_v3.pdf | 12.3 MB |
Gabriel Levy on the phenomenon of Jeremy Corbyn, the 2017 UK election result and what it means for the prospects of the working class.
Tens of thousands of students will walk out of class for the third time in as many weeks today during a national day of action against cuts and tuition fees.
A debate is taking place in left wing and radical circles about the Syrian revolt, what side to take, what to think about Western intervention against the Assad regime. Part one of a three-part...
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Looks great! Any chance of getting this in ePub or mobi?