By Cain O’Mahony. This is the first of a three-part series of articles on the Hungarian Revolution of 1919. Part II can be read here
Category: Political Theory Archive
By Michael Roberts Every year at this time, I look back at the books that I have reviewed during the year on this blog. The
By Michael Roberts This post is long but something well worth reading during the festive break. As I mentioned in a recent blog, at the
By Michael Roberts Last weekend, I delivered a keynote lecture to economics students at Britain’s Open University on their Economics Day. The venue was at
Historical Materialism conference 2023: review of proceedings
Value, profit, technology and value again By Michael Roberts Editorial note: Left Horizons is pleased to re-publish the regular blogs from Michael Roberts. His economic
Book review: Visions of inequality
By Michael Roberts In this next of a series of reviews of some important books published this year, I look at Branco Milanovic’s Visions of
By Michael Roberts Over the next few posts, I aim to review a number of books published in the last year on key aspects of
1973: counter-revolution in Chile. Part THREE
By Roger Silverman [Editorial note: Fifty years ago this month, on September 11, 1973, a military coup took place in Chile, putting a committee (‘junta’)
Leon Sedov: a tribute
By Greg Oxley, Paris Leon Sedov, the son of Leon Trotsky, was a leading figure in the struggle to defend the authentic ideas of communism,
By Greg Oxley, of the French Marxist website – “La Riposte”. This document is written as a contribution towards a genuine discussion on our political