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• “We Wanted to Show the Whole Range of Anti-War Resistance in Russia”
• Raging Against Vladimir Putin’s War Machine
• Trotsky in Tijuana
• Walden Bello looks back on Filipino and global struggles
• Indonesia’s Communists Helped Forge Its National Identity
• “Putin’s Four Antifascist Myths: How Russia Uses ‘Antifascism’ to Justify the War in Ukraine”
• Resistance Work” of Women Workers
• Cause at Heart: Socialists & the Abolition of Antisemitism
• The Revolutionary Life and Times of Michel Pablo
• Marx, Communism and Degrowth
• The life of an unorthodox Marxist
• Saito, Marx and the Anthropocene
• Revisiting Rosa Luxemburg’s Writings on the 1905 Russian Revolution
• Boycott “celebrities” and companies that endanger the lives and violate the dignity of oppressed people
• Black Mirror back to back
• Ai Wei Wei making sense
• The book about the book
• Abolition. Feminism. Now.
• Making the invisible, visible
• Ukraine: voices of resistance and solidarity
• Saito: the metabolic rift and de-growth communism
• US: DSA and the Democratic Party
• Kautsky, Lenin, Stalin and Revolutionary Russia
• Dust Bowl Chronicler
• Surveying Revolutionary Thought
• The U.S. South and Labor’s Fate
• Dissidents Among Dissidents
• The American Caste System
• The Turkish State Today
• Introduction to Marxist Theory: Selected Writings by Ernest Mandel
• Engaging Federici on Marx, Capitalism, and Social Reproduction
• What Is Social Reproduction Theory Trying to Explain?
• Going to see ‘Belfast’ by Kenneth Branagh
• Belfast
• Rescued from history, Rome’s dissident Communist partisans
• Forty Years Later, Reds Is Still One of the Best Films Ever Made About Revolutionary Politics
• What Was Chinese Trotskyism?
• A Labor Warrior Enabled
• Theorizing trans liberation
• Revisiting the Jewish question
• Bringing Malcolm to Life
• Climate struggle on a radicalized track
• Daniel Bensaïd The Dispossessed: Karl Marx’s Debates on Wood Theft and the Right of the Poor
• The Republic of Ireland: A socialist Rosetta Stone
• Adrienne Rich, Trailblazer
• The Paris Commune: an ode to emancipation
• Shifting Identities in a Settler Land
• A Leftist Perspective on China’s Environmental Destruction
• Not a Cause for Palestinians Only
• When Liberals Fail on Palestine
• Marxisms and Transitions
• Conceiving Decolonization
• Zionist Colonization and Its Victim
• Syria’s Labor Communist Party, a rich political history
• Indonesia as Testing Ground
• Hong Kong: An Uprising and Its Fate
• Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution
• James Baldwin for Our Time
• “I will show your illustrious Lordship what a woman can do”
• Hong Kong’s Fight for Democracy
• Extracting the Andes
• Socialisms: A critical debate
• Socialism will never work, it’s human nature innit?
• Prophet Prolonged….?
• “Why it is worth preparing for breaches to open in these two systems and strive for socialism”
• Global Fever
• Hong Kong in revolt and The Art of Rebellion
• The Fight for Indigenous Liberation
• Questions without Answers: The Dutch and German Communist Left
• Dead Trotskyists Society: Provocative Presence of a Difficult Past
• Why Salvini could become Prime Minister of Italy
• “Chinese model of (hyper) development, and its disastrous ecological consequences”
• “Martin Monath: A Jewish Resistance Fighter Among Nazi Soldiers”
• The Struggle Against Dalit Oppression in India
• The Romance of American Communism
• More than a Left Foot
• The Living Flame
• “Holocaust to Resistance: My Journey”
• Bohrer’s loving, fuming critique
• Understanding the Holocaust
• Prophets Unarmed. Chinese Trotskyists in Revolution, War, Jail, and the Return from Limbo
• Looking at Social Reproduction
• More than a cultist
• “Winter in the Bookshop”
• The Power of Gulf Capitalism
• Syria’s Unfinished Revolution
• Heroism of reason
• An Unrepentant ’68er’s Life
• A paradigm of modern barbarism
• Was Marx an ecologist?
• Decolonial Communism reviewed
• Facing the Apocalypse: Arguments for Ecosocialism
• The Patriarchal Stranglehold
• Desperately seeking socialism
• From Marx to Ecosocialism
• The state of Northern Ireland and the democratic deficit. Between sectarianism and neoliberalism
• Nicolas Calas: The Trotskyist Time Forgot
• Reassessing Trotsky’s biography of Stalin
• Money, Markets, and Monarchies
• Assessing Deng Xiaoping
• The language of capitalism isn’t just annoying, it’s dangerous
• Mourn, then organise again
• Towards a Gay Communism
• Class war on new ground
• Trotskyism in China
• Hugo Blanco: From Trotskyism to Indigenous Vitality
• A revolutionary for life
• Returns of Marxism: Marxist Theory in a Time of Crisis
• Political education: someone’s done it better
• Transnational Solidarity on the Gay and Lesbian Left: An Interview With Emily Hobson
• Merry Month of May: A Firsthand History of ’68 France
• A guide for a future 68
• Is Fascism Inevitable?
• Making Gaza “Uninhabitable”: A Requiem
• History From Below
• This Land Is Our Land
• After Alienation
• Memories of Struggle and Despair in the Philippines
• "I am not your Negro"
• The Politics of Some Bodies
• Getting Away With It: Israel and Global Occupation
• Marxist and Feminist Interventions
• Redeeming the revolution
• Where Did Our Red Love Go?
• Survival Is the Question
• “October 1917 - Workers in Power”
• Fossil Capital - a review
• Playing the whore: the work of sex work
• Women of Dada and Their Times
• The age of the Antropocene
• Suffragette - a film to see
• Climate Change: A Radical Primer
• A Memoir of Life in Struggle
• A Reponse on Trotsky
• Reaching for Revolution
• China: Workers Rising?
• Horizons for a New Left
• Anti-Capitalism & Queer Liberation
• Anthropocene Mass extinction
• Between the Power and the Dream
• Even Better the Second Time Around: Reflections on an Updated Socialist-Feminist Classic
• Crisis and Strategy: On Daniel Bensaïd’s “The Notion of the Revolutionary Crisis in Lenin”
• The New Militant Minority
• “A most intelligent and insightful presentation of Trotsky’s thought and historical action”
• Fifty Shades of Pulp
• Eslanda Robeson’s Journey
• We Are Alive: A film about the thought, activism and legacy of Daniel Bensaïd
• Feminism, Marxism: Marriage or Divorce?
• Marx and the Family Revisited
• The New “Russian Question” of the Twenty-First Century
• Science and Sex: Hirschfeld’s Legacy
• How Much Does Climate Change Change?
• The myths of Indian nationalism
• Decolonizing North America
• Sri Lanka: Lessons from the Left
• Dear Love of Comrades: The politics of Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners
• A readable, robust and unapologetic feminist voice
• Piketty on Capital and Inequality
• One Step Up, Three Steps Down
• The People Want: A Radical Exploration of the Arab Uprising
• An Impatient Life: A Memoir
• “Green Capitalism: why it can’t work”: A book to stimulate discussion
• Ernie Tate’s memoirs from the fifties and sixties
• Daniel Bensaïd: Repeated disappointments
• Astonished by the present – The impatient life of Daniel Bensaïd
• “Revolutionary Activism” 1955-1970 – Learning from our history Volume 1, Canada 1955-65 268 pp, C$15.00. Volume 2, Britain 1965-70, 395 pp, C$21.00 London: Resistance Books, 2014.
• Disability and labor ?in the United States
• Can capitalism prevent catastrophic climate change?
• What can we do with what Thomas Piketty teaches us about capital in the twenty-first century?
• Daniel Bensaïd: An Impatient Life, A Memoir
• Revolutionary Activism in the 1950s & 60s: A Memoir by Ernest Tate
• Daniel Bensaïd’s Slow Impatience
• Go forward to meet the new: Daniel Bensaid’s “An Impatient Life”
• Struggling for the right of existence; the memoirs of Daniel Bensaïd
• The Arab Revolutions: The Game’s Not Over Yet
• Dangerous Liaisons: Revolutionary Theory and Practice
• A German Lenin?
• Freedom Now Vision Unfinished
• Chatting with an old Trot
• The Politics of Extractivism
• Why the state matters and the USA still dominates capitalism worldwide
• The spirit of those frenzied days
• The Passion of Richard Seymour
• Fraternising With the Enemy
• “Chinese Revolutionary”
• A tour de force on the state of health care internationally
• The Arab Spring – results and prospects
• Palestinians and the Queer Left
• The H-Block Struggle
• China’s Rise: Strength and Fragility by Au Loong Yu (with contributions from Bai Ruixue, Bruno Jetin & Pierre Russet)
• Dangerous Liaisons
• China’s Rise – Strength and Fragility
• A Bend in the Labyrinth
• Che Guevara: His Revolutionary Legacy
• Elections in Mexico: Why López Obrador?
• Atzmon’s Mistaken "Identity"
• The Politics of Integrity versus the Politics of Celebrity
• Arab and Arab American Feminist Narratives
• Why Marx was right
• Rosa Luxemburg: in the storm of struggle
• Lenin Reconsidered
• The 33-Day War: Israel’s War on Hezbollah in Lebanon & its Consequences
• The Socialist Workers Party After the 1960s
• Why the revolt in Egypt?
• Marx and the non-Western World
• Stieg Larsson in the Struggle
• Renewed interest in class struggle?
• Reform and revolution today: The strategic puzzle
• Arabs and the Holocaust
• Towards a Queer Marxism?
• Trotsky lives!
• A systematic biography of Ernest Mandel
• Destiny of a Revolutionary
• Arab Sexualities
• Thirty years after: A critical introduction to the Marxism of Ernest Mandel
• "After Socialism" - Sad Outcomes
• After a long wait..."Critical Notes" from Che
• Empire’s Island in a Sea of Struggle
• SR Books publishes third title - "Ecosocialism or Barbarism"
• "It’s never too late to love or rebel"
• The revival of a political tradition
• Liberation, Then What?
• On a Recent Book by John Holloway
• Rough Music
• Condition critical - health care under neoliberalism
• Mao in Question
• The US SWP in the 1960s - Two reviews
• ¡Cochabamba! - Story of the Water Wars
• David Mandel’s ‘Labour After Communism’
• Direct Democracy in Brazil
• Change the world - without taking power?
• From the Resistance to the new movements
• "Neither imitation nor copy"
• Neo-liberalism’s fatal flaws
• Revolutionary internationalism and the national question
• Marx and Engels: Democratic revolutionaries
• The philosophy of revolution
• Empire and Revolution
• Failed crusade?
• Making peace with America
• Reflections on globalisation
• On Fausto Bertinotti’s book
• Gays and the Left: Scratching the Surface

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