The Return of the State? Anticapitalist Politics in a New Ecological Landscape
Thursday 4th November – Sunday 14th November 2021
Deadline for abstracts: Monday 6th September 2021
Over the past decade, announcements of the ‘death of neoliberalism’ have recurred with alarming frequency. Each time, however, neoliberalism has returned from the grave.
Communist opposition in the USSR - early 1930s: the Verkhne-Uralsk Document
Date And Time:
Sun, 28 March 2021
17:00 – 19:00 BST
Discussants:
Alexander Fokin
Alexei Gusev
Julia Gusev
until 15 December 2020
Programme
The Editorial Board of Historical Materialism: Research in Critical Marxist Theory support conferences across the globe, recognising the importance of coming together and engaging in discussion and debate over questions of theory and politics, and promoting links and the sharing of perspectives and expertise amongst Marxists and the Marxist influenced radical left. Covid 19 has disrupted that as much as it has disrupted other aspects of communication, solidarity and everyday life.
Edited and Introduced by Juan Grigera and Jeffery R. Webber. Contributors: Ludmila Abilio, Ricardo Antunes, Marcelo Badaró Mattos, Sabrina Fernandes, Rodrigo Nunes, Leda Paulani, and Sean Purdy
On the recent (2018) debate over value theory between David Harvey and his critics
This article was originally published at https://readingsofcapital.com/ [1]
A debate between Mike Haynes and John Marot
Reply to Mike Haynes
How to write with open possibility when one knows the ending?
China Miéville, 2017
(This article is in response to Mike Haynes' article here.)
Introduction
