Summary: Review of the 2021 Brill/Historical Materialism edition of Anderson’s Lenin, Hegel, and Western Marxism, with a 45-page new introduction by the author — Editors

Summary: A statement in support of the protests in Iran, and in solidarity with political prisoners, from a group of Iranian activists in exile and former political prisoners. First appeared on Verso blog here. — Editors

Persian here.

Summary: Discusses the upcoming Brazilian election and how to defeat Bolsonarism — Editors

Portuguese original here.

Summary: Reviewing the potential for a UPS Workers Strike and the Teamster Union’s Position — Editors

Summary: This speech by a trailblazing figure in the fight against transphobia and heteropatriarchy in Pakistan is introduced by Rehmah Sufi, who provides the political and ideological context of the recent efforts to silence her voice. — Editors

Summary: On the Saied dictatorship and Tunisia’s future in light of the gains and shortcomings of the 2011 Arab Spring. – Editors

Summary: Examines the size and the social base of the September uprising as a possible turning point in the struggle against the Islamist regime — Editors

Summary: On the passing of a philosopher who made a profound contribution to the study of Marx, Hegel, and the wider tradition, at times in dialogue with Raya Dunayevskaya. First appeared in Philosophy and Global Affairs 2:1, pp. 41-46 – Editors

Summary: A response by a worker activist in Nagpur, India to Peter Hudis’s Introduction to the 2022 PM Press edition of Marx’s Critique of the Gotha Program – Editors

Available in Hindi original.

Summary: Discusses state capitalism and its inability to deal with climate change – Editors.

Summary: The Right-wing block, in cooperation with the racist Sweden Democrats, wins a majority in the Swedish general election. Now, the Left and progressive forces have an opportunity to rethink how to organize for future – Editors

Summary: Peter Hudis and Kevin Anderson reflect on the new edition of Marx’s Critique of the Gotha Programme in this discussion hosted by Paul Reynolds of Historical Materialism Journal (London) — Editors

Originally published here in the Black Issues in Philosophy blog of the American Philosophical Association on August 30, 2022 — Editors

Summary: A look at what Marx’s ‘Critique of the Gotha Program’ has to offer in terms of dialectically working through philosophical/organizational matters today. Based on a report given to the International Marxist-Humanist Convention, July 2022 – Editors