Gramsci

Gramsci

• Brexit as the organic crisis of the British state

  

  Brexit is exposing the crises inherent in contemporary British and European capitalism, argues Sean Ledwith

• The rise and fall of neoliberalism

  

  The neoliberal order established since the 70s is collapsing and what comes out of it is down to us, argues Chris Bambery

• Brexit strategy: power, class and a government adrift

  

  The insights of the great Italian revolutionary Antonio Gramsci come into immediate focus as Chris Bambery reflects upon the present predicaments of our ruling class

• Why theory matters if you want to change the world

  

  Chris Nineham argues that theory is too important to be left in the hands of the enemies of change

• Gramsci the revolutionary, in his own words

  

  Gramsci is claimed by many different left currents, but a new volume of his letters shows his commitment to revolutionary politics pursued through united mass action, argues Chris Nineham

• Movements can make history - but revolutions don’t just happen

  

  Chris Nineham argues that two new Marxist books about social movements reflect a common tendency to downplay the conscious, organised element in the way change happens

• Gramsci’s Leninism

  

  Chris Walsh explores Antonio Gramsci as a Leninist, the originality of his thinking and the relevance of Gramsci today

• Antonio Gramsci - book review

  

  Published for the first time in English, Antonio Santucci's book Antonio Gramsci is a brilliant short introduction to the life and work of one of the most important revolutionaries of the 20th century

• Duncan Hallas: The Comintern and the united front

  Writing in 1975, revolutionary socialist Duncan Hallas stressed the need for what is often called the united front method.

• Gramsci, hegemony and the united front

  

  Antonio Gramsci was one of the 20th century's most original Marxists. Chris Nineham reviews a new study that argues his ideas matter for anyone fighting for a better world today