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Marx in SoHo: An Interview with Actor Bob Weick
For the last fifteen years, actor and activist Bob Weick has played Karl Marx in Howard Zinn’s Marx in SoHo ... -
Reformism and Imperialism – A Reply to Matias Maiello
It is reformists’ fetish of the capitalist nation-state that leads them invariably to adapt to their “own” imperialism. This is ... -
Who We Are
Socialism is resurgent in the United States. Left Voice is a new publication that argues for a revolutionary and internationalist ... -
Revolution or Attrition: Reading Kautsky Between the Lines
Karl Kautsky argued that one could switch from a “strategy of attrition” to a “strategy of overthrow” as the situation ... -
Progressive Illusions, Radical Promises: The Working Class and the State
Capital mobility and the threat of disinvestment seriously constrain the capacity of progressive politicians to act. Where, then, does “progressive” ... -
Trotsky Arrives in Havana
The thought of the Russian revolutionary was discussed on the island. Pablo Oprinari of the CEIP (Center of Studies, Research, ... -
“What matters is Trotsky’s work being known in Cuba” – Interview with Gabriel García Higueras
From May 6-8, the “First International Academic Event on Leon Trotsky" took place in Havana, Cuba. Pablo Oprinari of the ... -
“In Cuba we needed Trotsky to understand what happened in the Soviet Union” – Interview with Frank García
From May 6-8, the “First International Academic Event on Leon Trotsky" took place in Havana, Cuba. Pablo Oprinari of the ... -
Social Democracy and Imperialism: The Problem with Kautsky
The ongoing debate about the legacy of Karl Kautsky has touched on many issues of socialist strategy today. In this ... -
How Are Radical Reforms Won? Lessons From the New Deal
The New Deal’s Wagner Act was the biggest concession ever given to U.S. labor. The dominant narrative is that we ...