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From Fragmentation to Hegemony: Turning Points in Class Struggle Today
With class struggle erupting across the world—from Chile and Bolivia to Iraq and Algeria—how does the working class use this ... -
In the Conjuncture: Trotsky, Gramsci and Machiavelli
A review of the new book “Hegemonía Y Lucha De Clases” (Hegemony and Class Struggle) by Argentine Marxist Juan Dal ... -
The Transitional Program: A Manifesto for Urgent Struggle
The Transitional Program was drafted in 1938 by Trotsky and includes democratic demands (such as for the struggle for the ... -
Trotsky, Latin America, and U.S. Imperialism
Workers in the U.S. and Mexico need to unite against their common enemy. Leon Trotsky explained this in the 1930s, ... -
A Combined Struggle: Fighting Imperialism in Mexico and in the U.S.
On the anniversary of Trotsky’s death, we reexamine his writings from the final period of his life, which he spent ... -
An Introduction to the Kautsky Debate
All of a sudden, socialists in the U.S. have started talking about Karl Kautsky. Why? We provide an overview of ... -
Between the Myth and the Woman: Remembering Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo is widely considered one of the most famous painters in Latin America. On the 65th anniversary of her ... -
On the Trotskyist Rudolf Klement, Assassinated by Stalinism
Rudolf Klement, secretary of the Fourth International and a companion of Leon Trotsky, was so instrumental in spreading Trotskyist ideas ... -
Trotsky Arrives in Havana
The thought of the Russian revolutionary was discussed on the island. Pablo Oprinari of the CEIP (Center of Studies, Research, ... -
Leon Trotsky: If America Should Go Communist
What would the United States look like after a socialist revolution? In 1934, Leon Trotsky imagined America under the rule ...