Ernest Mandel
Ernest Mandel was a key Marxist economist and politcal theorist and longstanding leader of the Fourth International. He died in 1995.
Articles by this author (48)
- Bourgeois ideology and proletarian class consciousness
- Proletarian class struggle and proletarian class consciousness
- The Reasons for Founding the Fourth International
- 1973: The dialectic of growth
- Marx’s Theory of Surplus Value
- The Laws of Motion of the Capitalist Mode of Production
- 1983: Emancipation, science and politics in Karl Marx
- 1970: Althusser corrects Marx
- 1980 - Historical Materialism and the Capitalist State
- The strategy of transitional demands
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