Karel Ludenhoff

Karel Ludenhoff is an Amsterdam-based labor activist and a writer on Marx’s critique of political economy whose essays have appeared in Logos and other journals.

Articles From This Author

Karel Ludenhoff

March 11, 2015 Length: 1760 words

Further Reflections on Yanis Varoufakis’s ‘Erratic’ Marxism

Karel Ludenhoff continues the discussion on Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis’s relation to Marx and ‘Marxism’ – Editors

December 10, 2013 Length: 9895 words

Marx and the Alternative to Capitalism: A Review Symposium

Three reviews of Peter Hudis’s new book Marx’s Concept of the Alternative to Capitalism – Editors

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Karel Ludenhoff

August 20, 2006 Length: 1812 words

Marx, Capitalism and the ‘Automatic Subject’

Summary: Review of Adventures of the commodity: for a new criticism of value by Anselm Jappe, Munich 2005 – Editors

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Books translated by this author

Peter Hudis,
Peter Linebaugh,
Karl Marx

Critique of the Gotha Program (New Translation & New Introduction)

Books written by this author

Kevin B. Anderson,
David Black,
Heather A. Brown,
Kieran Durkin,
Peter Hudis,
Ndindi Kitonga,
Karel Ludenhoff,
Paul Mason,
Rodolfo Mondolfo,
Frédéric Monferrand,
Lilia D. Monzó,
Adrienne Rich,
Alessandra Spano

Raya Dunayevskaya’s Intersectional Marxism: Race, Class, Gender, and the Dialectics of Liberation

Events from this author

[[London]] From the Genocide in Palestine & Ukraine to the Fascist Threat: Working Toward a Revolutionary, Marxist-Humanist Organizational Response

May 28, 2024
20:00 Central European time (19:00 GMT and 21:00 in Turkey)

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[[Europe]] A Planet at Risk – Ecosocialism and What “Sustainability” Really Means

May 16, 2022
19:00 GMT/20:00 CET

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[[London]] Paul Mason, Alessandra Spano, Karel Ludenhoff, and David Black on Raya Dunayevskaya’s Intersectional Marxism, with introductory remarks by Kieran Durkin

February 17, 2021
19:00-21:00 GMT

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