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Gang of One: The Fall as Anti-Group
Lawrence Parker, August 26, 2026
Hailing The Fall as a mere instance of working-class subjectivity or as a set of mangled literary intakes fails to understand the terms of Mark E Smith’s critique, writes Lawrence Parker.
The Tin State: The Bolivian Revolution of 1952 and the Tragedy of the POR
Ándre Ibarrola Quarone, August 24, 2026
Ándre Ibarrola Quarone tells the story of the Bolivian Revolution of 1952, which shattered the rule of the tin barons, and the Revolutionary Workers Party, or POR, which failed to meet the moment as workers' power became co-governance and counter-revolution restored order.
Lenin on Liberty
Kevin Naughton, August 21, 2026
Western historiography has long dismissed Lenin’s arguments for political liberty as calculated deception. Kevin Naughton looks to dissenting historical scholarship to correct the record. Read Article.
Closing Time: End-Stage Capitalism in China and America
The Inner Moon, August 19, 2026
Responding to two recent articles by Nicholas Villareal and Julian Assele, The Inner Moon extrapolates the current cracks in the world-system that point toward a range of different futures, focusing on the old and possibly upcoming hegemon (the U.S. and China, respectively). Read Article.
No Rules but the Whim of the Ruler: Fascism as Modernized Re-Feudalization
Scott Patrick, August 17, 2026
Drawing from thinkers such as Piero Gobetti, Nicos Poulantzas, Trotsky, and Karl Polanyi, as well as connecting the historical to the contemporary, Scott Patrick argues that fascism is best understood as a regression to regressive pre-liberal norms in the context of a modern political landscape. Read Article.
"In the beginning there was the Word": A Critique of Pragmatic Idealism
Jibreel Kateb, August 13, 2026
Jibreel Kateb argues that the pragmatist idealism advocated by Geese Magazine leaves Marxism defenseless against attacks on science in an age of irrationalism and climate crisis. Read Article.
Social Democracy and Immigration in Spain
Iker Suárez, August 11, 2026
In light of the recent Ceuta massacre, Iker Suárez provides deeper historical context regarding the immigration policies of Spanish social democracy, focusing on the contradictions between progressive rhetoric and border enforcement in a world structured by imperialism. A translation of an article originally published by Marx XXI. Read Article.
Trump’s Golden Pork: Bonapartism and BBGN
Craig Stockwell, August 7, 2026
Craig Stockwell takes a look at the class politics behind the Trump administration's push for a "golden fleet" of nuclear-powered battleships, finding a Bonapartist policy aimed at shoring up support from the labor aristocracy in key swing states. Read Article.
Unpacking Assumptions: The Strategic Frailty of AOC 2028
Noah Emke, August 5, 2026
Replying to Sarkozy of Geese Magazine's objections to his arguments regarding the dangers of an AOC presidency, Noah Emke challenges four key assumptions in Sarkozy's response. Read Article.
Comintern Debates on Imperialism, Dependent Countries and the ‘Decolonisation’ Thesis
Aritra Chatterjee, Suryashekhar Biswas, August 3, 2026
With a focus on India, Aritra Chatterjee and Suryashekhar Biswas revisit debates in the Comintern concerning Lenin's theory of imperialism and the possibilities of industrialization under relations of dependence. Read Article.