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VOLUME 33, ISSUE 3, 2025

Published Jul 2026

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Table of contents

Editorial Perspective

New Orders: Hegemony as a Method of Political Work

Author: Peter D. Thomas

Articles

Power(s) or Exploitation: On a ‘Point of Heresy’ between Foucault and Marx

Author: Matteo Polleri

Exploring the Ambiguities of the Fifth Comintern Congress

Author: Mike Taber

Free Development of Each, Free Development of All: Marshall Berman’s Marxism

Author: Philippe Le Goff

Education for National Liberation: Theories of Freedom and Dependency in the Practical Pedagogy of Marta Harnecker and Gabriela Uribe

Authors: Martín Arboleda and Francisca Benítez

How Can Nature Come Apart from Itself? Self-Consciousness and Metabolic Rift

Author: Mathew Abbott

Beyond Japanese Marxism and Uno Kōzō: Reflections on The Sublime Perversion of Capital by Gavin Walker

Author: Ken C. Kawashima

Labour Relations and Relational Labour: Care, Ontology and Social Reproduction

Author: Paddy Gordon

The Long Duration of the Ongoing Wave of Accumulation. An Update of Ernest Mandel’s Model in the Era of State Neoliberalism

Author: Daniel Albarracín

Alexander Bogdanov’s A Short Course of Economic Science (1897) or the Making of a Marxist

Author: David G. Rowley

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