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The Marxist Center

Is Engels’ “Conditions of the Working Class” still relevant today?

Marx’s Razor contributes a helpful look at Engels’ Condition of the English Working Class and its lessons for today. Friedrich Engels in 1839 It was in 1845 that Engels’ “Condition of the English Working Class” was published, and whilst it may not be applicable to Manchester today, parallels can certainly be drawn to modern China. […]

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Communist University: Learning to talk to each other

Danny Hammill reports on the CPGB’s summer school where also a Marxist Center editorial board member was present. We can work it out For this year’s Communist University, the CPGB returned to the same pleasant south London venue – aviary and all. Of course, we call our pedagogical event a university quite deliberately. Not in […]

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Programme: A compass to liberation

Geary explains what Marxists understand under “programme”, why it matters and what differences there are. Marx and Engels took programme seriously This will be the first part of a series on the question of “programme”. I intent to write a three-part on this question. This will be an introduction. The second part will be an […]

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Hello world!

Geary introduces you to the project. We need a new mass party-movement This is the very first article of a new political and journalistic project. We are a loose writers collective with a common set of principles: First of all we owe you an explanation of who we are. This project flows from the “Orthodox […]

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