• LUKACS, GEORG

MARX Other ref:Marxism & Socialist Theory

• Karl Marx(R: Francis Wheen/ Fourth Estate, £20.00, 1999)/ Peter Morgan: 85/107 Text [Order]

MARXISM & SOCIALIST THEORY:GENERAL Other ref:Marx, Marxist Economics

• Medieval workers and the permanent revolution/ Norah Carlin: 1/43
• Lacan, psychoanalysis and the left/ Andrew Collier: 7/51
• Politics or abstract propagandism?/ Alex Callinicos: 11/111
• What is 'unproductive labour'?/ S Freeman, B Vandesteeg: 12/85
• Wage labour and state capitalism: a reply to Pete Binns and Mike Haynes/ Alex Callinicos: 12/97
• Clara Zetkin and the German Socialist Feminist movement/ Tony Cliff: 13/29
• Marxism and philosophy: reply to Pete Binns/ Alex Callinicos: 19/113
• What is the real Marxist tradition?/ John Molyneaux: 20/3
• Philosophy and revolution/ Chris Harman: 21/58
• The missing party/ Donny Gluckstein: 22/3
• Party and class before 1917/ Alex Callinicos: 24/74
• A rejoinder to Alex Callinicos/ Donny Gluckstein: 25/108
• Base and superstructure/ Chris Harman: 32/3
• Theories of unequal exchange/ Nigel Harris: 33/111
• Three responses to Chris Harman's account of base and superstructure/ Colin Barker, Alex Callinicos, Duncan Hallas: 34/118
• Movementism and Marxism: a contribution to a debate with Spain's Movimiento Communisto/ Alan Gibson, Miguel Cabrillana: 38/105
• What is post-structuralism?/ Richard Bradbury: 41/147
• Bourgeois revolutions and historical materialism/ Alex Callinicos: 43/113
• The algebra of revolution/ John Rees: 43/173
• From feudalism to capitalism/ Chris Harman: 45/35
• Hal Draper's Marxism/ Steve Wright: 47/157
• The return of the national question/ Chris Harman: 56/3
• Can there be a revolution in Britain?/ Lindsey German: 57/3
• The 'politically correct' controversy/ John Molyneaux: 61/43 Text
• Mistaken identity - or can identity politics liberate the oppressed?/ Sharon Smith: 62/3 Text
• Is Marxism deterministic?/ John Molyneaux: 68/37 Text
• The return of Marx?/ John Rees: 79/3 Text
• Reflections on The Communist Manifesto/ Lindsey German: 79/13 Text
• An introduction to Marx's theory of alienation/ Judy Cox: 79/41 Text
• Marx's Theory of Crisis(R: Simon Clarke/ St Martin's Press, £15.99)/ Judith Orr: 79/63 Text [Order]
• The socialist revolution and the democratic revolution/ John Rees: 83/3 Text
• Toni Negri in perspective/ Alex Callinicos: 92/33 Text
• Leaps! Leaps! Leaps!/ Daniel Bensaïd: 95/73 Text
• A cyberspace Lenin--why not?/ Slavoj Zizek: 95/87 Text
• Leninism in the 21st century/ John Rees: 95/101 Text
• Class struggle under 'Empire': in defence of Marx and Engels(R: M Hardt, A Negri/ Cambridge, Mass, 2000)/ August Nimtz: 96/47 Text [Order]
• The united front today/ Nick McKerrell: 97/49 Text
• The broad party, the revolutionary party and the united front/ John Rees: 97/57 Text
• Obituary - Michael Kidron (1930-2003)/ Ian Birchall: 99/103 Text
• The rise of capitalism/ Chris Harman: 102/53 Text
• Postmodernism, commodity fetishism and hegemony/ Néstor Kohan: 105/139 Text
• A highly successful school: 105/187 Text

MARXISM & SOCIALIST THEORY:REVIEWS & RELATED

• Marx's Capital and Capitalism today - A critique(R: Paul Hirsty, Barry Hindess, Anthony Cutler, Athar Hussien)/ Alex Callinicos: 2/83
• The autonomy of theory, a short history of the New Left Review/ Ian Birchall: 10/51
• Letter to the editor/ Ian Birchall: 11/72
• Karl Marx's Theory of History - A defence(R: G Cohen/ Oxford University Press, £4.50)/ Anne Rogers: 12/125 [Order]
• What are the tasks of Marxism in philosophy? review of 'Is there a future for Marxism'(R: Alex Callinicos/ Macmillan, £15.00)/ Pete Binns: 17/92 [Order]
• Perry Anderson and 'Western Marxism' review of: In the tracks of historical materialism(R: Perry Anderson/ Verso, $4.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 23/113 [Order]
• Looking for alternatives to reformism, review of 'The retreat from class: a new true socialism'(R: Ellen Meiksins Wood/ Verso, £6.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 34/106 [Order]
• A reply to 'Looking for alternatives to reformism'/ Ellen Wood: 35/129
• A rejoinder to Wood/ Alex Callinicos: 35/139
• Defending the orthodoxy, review of 'Hegemony & Socialist Strategy'(R: Ernesto Laclau, Chantel Mouffe)/ Paul Kellogg: 37/118 [Order]
• Making history(R: ALex Callinicos/ Polity Press, £27.50)/ John Rees: 38/83 [Order]
• Making history: a reply to John Rees/ Alex Callinicos: 39/162
• Against postmodernism, a Marxist critique(R: Alex Callinicos/ Polity Press, £8.95)/ Paul Vernell: 47/191 [Order]
• National Liberation(R: Nigel Harris/ IB Taurus, £16.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 51/57 [Order]
• Class conflict and the crisis of feudalism(R: Rodney Hilton/ London, £17.95)/ John Brown: 51/131
• Karl Marx's theory of revolution, Volume IV, Critique of other socialisms(R: Hal Draper/ New York, £11.95)/ Derek Howl: 52/137 [Order]
• A comment on National Liberation/ Nigel Harris: 53/79
• Postmodernism, or the cultural logic of late capitalism(R: Frederic Jameson/ Verso, £24.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 53/93
• Capitalism and the state system: A reply to Nigel Harris/ Alex Callinicos: 54/133
• The transformation of the year one thousand(R: Guy Bois/ Manchester University Press, £9.95)/ Chris Harman: 62/91 Text [Order]
• Age of extremes, the short twentieth century 1914-1991(R: Eric Hobsbawm/ London, £20.00)/ John Rees: 66/109 Text [Order]
• Theories and narratives: reflections on the philosophy of history(R: Alex Callinicos/ Polity Press, £12.95)/ George Paizis: 68/109 Text [Order]
• From Marx to Gramsci(R: Paul Le Blanc/ Humanities Press, £14.99)/ Gill Hubbard: 76/129 Text [Order]
• The algebra of revolution: the dialectic and the classical Marxist tradition(R: John Rees/ Humanities Press, £36.95, Bookmarks(paperback)/ Alex Callinicos: 78/93 Text [Order]
• The 20th century - review of 'The age of extremes'(R: Eric Hobsbawm/ London, £20.00)/ Chris Harman: 85/87 Text [Order]
• Adventures in Marxism(R: Marshall Berman/ Verso, £17.00, 1999)/ Anne Alexander: 85/119 Text [Order]
• Social Theory: A historical introduction(R: Alex Callinicos/ Polity, £14.99, 1999)/ Rob Hoveman: 85/145 Text [Order]
• A people's history of the world(R: Chris Harman/ Bookmarks, £15.99, 1999)/ Robin Blackburn: 86/119 Text [Order]
• The limits of capital(R: David Harvey/ Verso, £18.00, 1999)/ Judy Cox: 86/139 Text [Order]
• The politics of english(R: Marnie Holborow/ Sage, £16.99, 1999)/ Shaun Doherty: 87/151 Text [Order]
• Spaces of hope(R: David Harvey/ Edinburgh University Press, £14.95, 2000)/ Judy Cox: 89/111 Text [Order]
• The Mediocracy: French philosophy since the mid-1970s(R: Dominique Lecourt/ Verso, 2001, £18.00)/ Jim Wolfreys: 96/129 Text [Order]
• Marx for our times: Adventures and Misadventures of a critique(R: Daniel Bensaïd/ Verso, £20.00, 2002)/ Rachel Aldred: 98/89 Text
• Change the world without taking power: the meaning of revolution today(R: John Holloway/ Pluto, 2002, £15.99)/ Mike González: 99/133 Text [Order]
• Philosophy and revolution: from Kant to Marx(R: Stathis Kouvelakis/ Verso, 2003, £17.00)/ Mark Thomas: 99/139 Text [Order]
• Forging Democracy: The history of the left in Europe, 1850-2000(R: Geoff Eley/ Oxford University Press, £25.00, 2002)/ Colin Barker: 101/65 Text [Order]
• The prophet, his biographer and the watchtower/ Neil Davidson: 104/95 Text
• Victor Serge, collected writings on literature and revolution(R: Al Richardson(ed)/ Francis Boutle, £12.99, 2004)/ Gareth Jenkins: 104/119 Text
• Marx's ghost: conversations with archaeologists(R: / Berg, £15.99, 2004)/ Chris Harman: 104/131 Text
• Max Weber: A critical introduction(R: Kieran Allen/ Pluto Press, £11.99, 2004)/ Chris Harman: 105/1 Text [Order]
• The Marxian imagination: representing class in literature(R: Julian Markels/ Monthly Review Press, £15.00, 2003)/ Esther Leslie: 107/200 Text [Order]
• El Porvenir del Socialismo (The future of Socialism)(R: Claudio Katz/ Herramiento, Buenos Aires)/ Chris Harman: 108/137 Text

MARXISM & SOCIALIST THEORY:STATE

• The state as capital/ Colin Barker: 1/16
• A new reformism - critique of Nicos Poulantzas/ Colin Barker: 4/88
• The strong state/ Tim Potter: 4/110
• Bonarpartism and the Capitalist state/ Mauro Volpe: 5/124
• The relative independance of the bourgeois state apparatus/ Marcel Van der Linden: 8/124
• The state and capitalism today/ Chris Harman: 51/3
• The history of an argument/ Chris Harman: 105/133 Text
• Can we change the world without taking power?/ John Holloway, Alex Callinicos: 106/112 Text

MARXIST ECONOMICS Other ref:Marxism, Economics

• The necessity of value - and a return to Marx Part 1: the theory of value/ Pete Green: 3/56
• The necessity of value - and a return to Marx Part 2: in reply to the critics/ Pete Green: 4/15
• Karl Marx and the formation of the average rate of profit/ Miguel Garcia: 5/54
• Theories of the crisis/ Chris Harman: 9/45
• Marx's theory of crisis and its critics/ Chris Harman: 11/30
• The crisis last time/ Chris Harman: 13/1
• State capitalism, armaments and the general form of the crisis/ Chris Harman: 16/37
• Capitalism in Marx's time and ours/ Mike Haynes: 19/49
• Nation-states and the world economy: a review of 'Of Bread and Guns'(R: Nigel Harris/ Penguin)/ Pete Green: 19/85 [Order]
• Debt, inflation and the rate of profit/ Dave McNulty: 30/42
• Once more on the rate of profit - a reply to Dave MvNally's Debt, inflation and the crisis/ Pete Green: 32/101
• Imperialism, capitalism and the state today, review of 'The end of the third world: newly industrializing countries and the decline of an ideology'(R: Nigel Harris/ IB Taurus, £14.95)/ Alex Callinicos: 35/71 [Order]
• Financial crises and the real economy/ Rob Hoveman: 78/55 Text
• The economics of global turbulence: A special report on the world economy 1950-98(R: Robert Brenner/ New Left Review 229, May/June 1998, £8.00pb,)/ Rob Hoveman: 82/57 Text [Order]
• The Accumulation of Capital(R: Rosa Luxemburg/ Routledge, £9.99, 2003)/ Judy Cox: 100/133 Text [Order]
• The capitalist cycle(R: Pavel V Maksakovsky/ Brill, Historical Materialism book series, Euro 59, 2004)/ Chris Harman: 107/197 Text [Order]

MEDIA

• Is the media all powerful?/ Chris Nineham: 67/109 Text
• The history of broadcasting in the United Kingdon - volume five: Competition 1955-1974(R: Asia Briggs/ Oxford University Press, £45.00)/ Stuart Hood: 68/75 Text
• Inside the media/ Colin Sparks: 98/31 Text

MEXICO

• Diego Rivera: the man who painted walls/ Mike González: 38/53
• Mexico after the Zapatista uprising/ Lance Selfa: 75/61 Text
• The Zapatistas: the challenge of revolution in a new millennium/ Mike González: 89/59 Text
• Zapatistas after the Great March - a postscript/ Mike González: 91/111 Text

MIDDLE EAST Other ref:Islam, US, Gulf

• Bookwatch:Islamic activism in the Middle East(R: Various)/ Phil Marshall: 60/157 [Order]
• Bookwatch: Palestine and the Middle East 'peace process'(R: Various)/ Clare Fermont: 72/113 Text [Order]
• The crisis in the Middle East/ Anne Alexander: 93/59 Text
• Redrawing the political map: nationalism, Islamism and socialism in the Middle East/ Anne Alexander: 95/107 Text
• Apocalypse: The great Jewish revolt against Rome, AD66-73(R: Neil Faulkner/ Tempus, £25.00, 2002)/ John Rose: 98/117 Text [Order]
• The Jubilee and the Apocalypse: a reply/ Neil Faulkner: 101/145 Text
• Imperialism's new facade/ Chris Harman: 106/3 Text

MILITANT Other ref:Labour Party, Liverpool, Labour Movement

• The history and politics of Militant/ Sheila McGregor: 33/59

MINERS:THE GREAT STRIKE

• The great strike, the miners strike of 1984-5 and its lessons/ Alex Callinicos, Mike Simons: 27/7

MUSIC

• Jazz - a people's music?/ Charlie Hore: 61/91 Text
• Three replies to 'Jazz: a popular music?'/ Mike Hobart, Dave Harker, Matt Kelly: 64/141 Text
• Jazz: a reply to critics/ Charlie Hore: 66/127 Text
• Chronicles: Volume One(R: Bob Dylan/ Simon and Schuster, £16.99, 2004)/ Pat Stack: 105/173 Text [Order]

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