Study Guides
Study guide: What is to be done?
Published in 1902, What is to be done? Burning questions of our movement, is Lenin's argument for a distinct kind of revolutionary organization, and is...
The right of nations to self-determination study guide
Lenin wrote The Right of Nations to Self-Determination in early 1914 to address the relationship between socialist struggle and national liberation, a key debate...
Capital: Study notes
Course description
While there is arguably nothing more fundamental to our everyday lives, in the U.S. the discussion of political economy is regularly mystified and...
The Communist Manifesto study guide
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels wrote The Communist Manifesto as “a complete theoretical and practical party program” for the initially German-based, and then international, Communist...
Black Liberation
Social reproduction: A theoretical framework with organizing potential
A social reproduction framework helps us to remember that when we talk about class struggle, we must be concerned not only with the relation of workers and owners at the point of production, but also with the social relations that make and remake those workers and owners.
The untold side of second wave feminism: a multinational, politically diverse...
This article originally appeared as chapter 8 Donna Goodman’s Women Fight Back: The Centuries-Long Struggle for Liberation, published through Liberation Media and available for...
Celebrating International Women’s Day
To commemorate International Women’s Day, we publishe excerpts from Kollontai’s 1920 article, "International Women’s Day," written just over two years after the October 1917 socialist revolution in Russia.
