Search Results: Titles starting with M from Resistance Books

Sydney: Resistance Books, 2002. 1. Paperback. New. A collection of Lenin’s major writings on the national question. National oppression and the struggle against it remains a major element of world politics today. This book is a primer on the Marxist attitude to this vexed topic.

Sydney: Resistance Books, 2001. 1. Paperback. New. What are the differences between anarchism and socialism? This work is organised around three major historical episodes: the struggle of the First International, led by Marx, against the anarchist currents inspired by Proudhon and Bakunin; the 1921 revolt of the Kronstadt naval base against the Soviet government, extensively used by anarchism as a point of attack against socialism; and, finally, the Spanish Revolution and Civil War of 1936-39, where anarchism, despite its mass following, failed to measure up to the needs of the struggle.

Sydney: Resistance Books, 2001. 1. Paperback. New. Despite the increasingly secular nature of modern life, religion remains a powerful factor in society. The readings in this volume present the Marxist view of the question, focusing on Christianity and the Western experience. What are the material roots of religion? What has been the role of the Christian church in history? What role has religion played in social struggles in the past? How should Marxist socialism relate to religion and religious believers? Can Christians be socialists and Marxists? Will there be a place for religion in a socialist society?

Sydney: Resistance Books, 1998. 1. Pamphlet. New. This handbook of basic terms in Marxist economics provides an invaluable resource for undestanding the capitalist world we live in.

Sydney: Resistance Books, 2002. 1. Paperback. New. Beginning with an aptly named ‘long view view of history’, this collection of writings brings a dynamic Marxist perspective to key questions of historical development.

Sydney: Resistance Books, 2009. 1. Pamphlet. New. A series of articles on the Global Financial Crisis of 2008-2009, the gravest shock to the world capitalist system since the Great Depression of the 1930s. They argue for public ownership of the ‘commanding heights’ of the economy and reorienting it to meet the needs of the mass of the people.