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31 December 2009:Added to the Political EconomyafterMarx Archive:
David Yaffe: Economic Perspectives, the Programme and the Permanent Arms Economy
David Yaffe and Paul Bullock: Inflation, the Crisis and the Post-War Boom
[Thanks to Steve Palmer]
30 December, 2009: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
A Letter to a French Syndicalist About the Communist Party, Leon Trotsky, 1920
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
29 December, 2009: Added to the Swedish Yvon Bourdet Internet Archive:
La délivrance de Prométhée: pour une théorie politique de l'autogestion, 1970
[Thanks to Jonas Holmgren]
28 December, 2009: We have uploaded Chapter 1 of the Communist Manifesto into the Albanian-language Marx & Engels archive .
28 December, 2009: The Spanish Language Section has opened an archive for the works of British Hoxhaist leader and theoretician Bill Bland, with the text of:
Stalin y el culto a la personalidad ¿Qué hay de cierto? .
[Thanks to Stalina 17]
28th December 2009: Added to the Enciclopedia Marxista:
Bruno Maffi, Biografia.
Added to the Bruno Maffi archive:
[Thanks to Stefano Marotta]
27 December 2009: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 28 new editorials by De Leon from March of 1908:
1908, March 1 – Well for the Lithographers
1908, March 2 – The Stumbling Block to Education
1908, March 3 – Clear the Decks!
1908, March 4 – Four! Four! Four More Years of Teddy!
1908, March 5 – Modern "Witches" Hunt
1908, March 6 – Let Mark Twain Look Out
1908, March 8 – The Social St. Vitus’s Dance
1908, March 9 – Who Would Be Benefited?
1908, March 10 – Settled? No; Only Begun
1908, March 11 – A Fence-Rider’s Dilemma
1908, March 15 – Clear the Decks!
1908, March 16 – A Splendidly Unconvincing Attack
1908, March 17 – "Other Things Being Equal"
1908, March 18 – Try a Whale
1908, March 19 – Work, Not Soup
1908, March 20 – Three Cheers for the "Labor-Socialist"!
1908, March 21 – Much Ado About Nothing
1908, March 22 – Dogberry on the "Evening Post"
1908, March 23 – Why Does It Stop?
1908, March 24 – Haytians in the United States
1908, March 25 – The Tower of Babel
1908, March 26 – That Reichstag Strike
1908, March 27 – Cattle’s Price, and Workers’
1908, March 28 – Clear the Decks!
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the US]
26 December 2008: Added to the Chinese language section:
The Leninist Theory of Organisation by Ernest Mandel
[Thanks to the MIA’s Chinese language team]
26 December 2009: Added to the MN Roy Internet Archive:
Struggle of the Chinese Workers and Peasants (March 1928)
[Thanks to Ted Crawford and Mike B.]
26 December 2009: Added to the Josip Broz Tito Archive:
Historical Development in the World Will Move Towards the Strengthening of Socialism (April 19, 1959)
[Thanks to Mike Bessler]
26 December 2009: Introducing the Harry Haywood Internet Archive, featuring the following text:
The Degeneration of the CPUSA in the 1950s (1976)
[Thanks to Josh Sykes and Mike Bessler]
26 December 2009: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
Just a matter of time (1995) (about what happened in Eaqstern Europe 1989-1991)
Missing the point (theatre review) (1995) (on Brecht’s Threepenny Opera)
Touching base (book review) (1995) (on E.P. Thompson)
Capital gains (book review) (1995) (on Marx’s economic notebooks)
Mexican wave (1995) (on the collapse of the Mexican economy)
Continental drift (1995) (on the Conservative Party and the European Union)
Novel approach (book review) (1995) (review of Sophie’s World)
A fair day’s work ... (1995) (on the lengthening of the working day since the 1970s)
A tale of two parties (1995) (on the nature of the Labour Party)
Is there an alternative to the market? (with Meghnad Desai) (debate) (1995) (debate on socialism and the market)
My Favourite Films (film review) (1995)
A term of abuse? (1995) (critique of anti-discrimination policies imposed from above as distinct from a real fight for equality)
Town and country (book review) (1995) (short critique of Robert Brenner)
Hitting the high notes (1995) (on high culture and popular culture)
The theory of poverty (1995) (on bourgeois justifications of poverty)
Mistaken identity (theatre review) (1995) (review of play on struggle in Ireland)
No ‘liberation’ in Bosnia (1995) (on nationalism and internationalism in former Yugoslavia)
Brutal symmetry (1995) (on the brutality of industrialisation, East and West))
Back in business (1996) (on the revival fo the former ruling parties in Eastern Europe)
Beyond the boundary (1996) (on job loss and export of jobs)
Northern star (book review) (1996) (on Adam Smith)
Ghosts in the machine (theatre review) (1996) (review of play on working in a factory)
A nation once again? (1996) (on the dilemma of nationalist politics in Ireland)
People in class houses (1996) (on popular response to opera)
The vicious circle (book review) (1996) (review of book by Joseph Stiglitz)
No place like home (book review) (1996) (critique of widely accepted perceptions of globalisation)
Thinking it through (1996) (comparison of the horrors of Stalin and Hitler)
Thinking it through (1996) (on the stagnation of the Japanese economy)
Thinking it through (1996) (on boom and slump and bourgeois economic forecasting)
Afghanistan (1996) (on the fall of Kabul to the Taliban)
Where’s the moral? (1996) (attack on moralism of the politicians)
Workers’ blow to Moscow (book review) (1997) (on the Hungarian Revolution of 1956)
Flight from the centre (1997) (on the post-war boom and the period since it ended)
Thinking it through (1997) (on mergers and concentration/centralisation of production)
A tour of capitals (book review) (1997) (on various editions of Marx’s Capital)
Eastern Europe (1997) (on renewed wave of demonstrations in Eastern Europe)
Euro struggle (1997) (on the rise in the level of struggle in Europe)
New generation of struggle (1997) (on the radicalisaqtion of a new generation in Europe)
No fear of contradiction (theatre review) (1997) (enthusiastic review of a new translation of Brecht’s The Caucasian Chalm circle)
Writing on the wall (book review) (1997) (how splits in the ruling class allow the development of critical ideas)
Brown and the bank (1997) (on total capitulation of new Labour government to neoliberalism)
Swing shift (1997) (analysis of the voting patterns in the recent general election)
Second-hand model (1997) (on the increase in labour flexibility)
Academy awards (book review) (1997) (positive review of the altest "em>Socialist Register)
Must history repeat itself? (1997) (on the sorry record of previous Labour governments)
Cuban missile crisis (1997)
When east meets west (book review) (1997) (on social and economic development)
Postmodernism (1973) (celebration of debunking of pretensions of postmodernism)
Do the Tigers face extinction? (1997) (examination of the crisis of the Asian Tiger economies)
Asian pneumonia (1998) (more on the Asian crisis)
Subjects and objects (book review) (1998) (on the response to postmodernism)
Privatisation (1998)
Don’t make exceptions (1998) (why Britain isn’t different)
Out of apathy (1998) (on 1968)
Mind euro business (1998) (on currency union in the European Union)
Two-way street (1998) (on the connection between crisis and revolution)
From fire to frying pan (1998) (on the crisis in Russia)
System failure (1998) (on the economic crisis)
The limit to capitalism (1998) (how in a crisis capitalists rediscover their faith in state intervention)
Forever blowing bubbles (1999)(on speculative bubbles)
Don’t bank on the cure (1999) (on the response of bourgeois economists to the crisis)
Chain reaction (1999) (on genetic modification of foods)
A clash of values (theatre review) (1999) (review of Shakespeares Troilus and Cressida)
Divide and conquer (1999) (self-determination as justification for imperialist intervention)
Imperialism, war and resistance (with Robin Blackburn) (1999)
Hitler’s friends (1999) (on the reluctance of the French bourgeoisie to fight Hitler)
Too hot to handle? (book review) (1999) (on the disparities between the imperialist countries and the so-called “periphery”)
Less than they bargained for (1999) (on the meagre results achieved by guerrilla movements that entered negotiations)
Time, tide and class struggle (1999) (on the world at the beginning of the second millennium)
Do you believe in miracles? (2000) (why peace and prosperity have not arrived in Eastern Europe)
Redrawing the maps of the past (book review) (2000) (on the history of the Balkans)
Economy – Paradigm lost (2000) (on the boom in the American economy)
A break with tradition (2000) (on environmental destruction and capitalism)
Life in the fast lane (2000) (on the economy and the stock market)
Fight the power (2000) (on Western imperialist intervention in Africa)
May the force be with you (2000) (on the anti-capitalist movement)
Race against the machines (2000) (on Ralph Nader’s challenge to the two bourgeois parties in the US presidential election)
Colombia – A dependency problem (2000) (on the “war on drugs” as an excuse for imperialist intervention)
When it’s right not to choose (2000) (on the difficulty of taking sides in certain political conflicts)
Second thoughts (2000) (thoughts after attending a meeting with Ian Kershaw, author of a major Hitler biography)
[Thanks to Bob Cox and the Socialist Review Archive]
26 December 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Figuras do Movimento Operário: Santos Soares, 1952.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
25 December 2009: Added to the Portuguese Astrojildo Archive:
Lutas Operárias que Antecederam a Fundação do Partido Comunista do Brasil, 1952
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
24 December 2009: Added to the Portuguese Arruda Archive:
Reforçar a Vigilância Revolucionária, Tarefa Vital do Partido, 1952
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
23 December 2009: Completed for the Gregory Zinoviev Internet Archive, the second part of his 1916 essay:
What is Imperialism?
[Thanks to D. Gaido for the new translation]
23 December 2009: Added to the Portuguese Prestes Archive:
A Luta Pela Paz, Nossa Tarefa Central e Decisiva, 1952
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
22 December, 2009: The Español section opens an archive for the writings of the Spanish communist general Enrique Líster, with extracts from his work España: El 5° Regimiento.
[Thanks to Stalina 17 and Juan Fajardo]
We have also added a reminiscence of Anatoli Lunacharski by Kórnei Chukovski to the Spanish-language Archivo Anatoli Lunacharski.
[Thanks to Bolchetvo, Koba, and Juan Fajardo]
22 Deciember, 2009: The Spanish-language Archivo Kim Il Sung is expanded by the addition of several texts by the late North Korean leader:
Sobre la historica victoria en la Guerra de Liberación de la Patria y las tareas del Ejército Popular (1953)
Para implantar un nuevo sistema de administración de la economía (1961)
Sobre los problemas del periodo de transición del capitalismo al socialismo y de la dictadura del proletariado (1967)
Sobre algunos problemas teóricos de la economía socialista (1969)
Acceleremos la construcción socialista enarbolando la bandera de la Idea Juche (1978)
El poder de la República es genuino poder popular y bandera de unidad y cohesión de las masas populares (1983)
Alcancemos la gran unidad de nuestra nación (1991)
along with an article by Kim Jong Il, Kim Il Sung's son and successor, explaining the DPRK's official ideology developed by his father, Sobre la Idea Zuche (1982).
[Thanks to Colectivos de Jovenes Comunistas and Juan Fajardo]
22 December 2009: Added to the Portuguese Temática Archive:
Mais um Passo para a Guerra, 1952. Wrote by Comissão Executiva do PCB.
[Thanks to Fernando Araújo]
21 December 2009: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 29 new editorials by De Leon from February of 1908:
1908, February 1 – Lead, Kindly Light!
1908, February 3 – Two Pictures
1908, February 4 – Capitalists as Locusts
1908, February 5 – Gompers Vindicated
1908, February 6 – We Can Not Eat Our Cake and Have It
1908, February 7 – Well She May!
1908, February 8 – Nonsense, Like Hope, Springs Eternal
1908, February 9 – A Vain Endeavor
1908, February 10 – “Going in Too Deep”
1908, February 11 – Efficiency?
1908, February 12 – Senator Aldrich's Bill
1908, February 13 – In What the Progress Consists
1908, February 14 – An Open Letter to V.M. Hendrickson
1908, February 15 – An Historic Parallel
1908, February 16 – Fulfilling Their Mission
1908, February 17 – Usury and Capitalist Ethics
1908, February 18 – Fatuous or Whistling London “Times”
1908, February 19 – Fooling With Death
1908, February 19 – The “Other Side”
1908, February 20 – Lincoln's Instinct
1908, February 21 – Let 'Em Be Tested
1908, February 22 – Phenomenal Wisdom
1908, February 23 – The National Scape-Goat
1908, February 24 – Socialism Not Desired?
1908, February 25 – Palace Atrocities
1908, February 26 – A Step-Brother Playing With Fire
1908, February 27 – That Mystic Public
1908, February 28 – At the Sick-Bed of Freedom
1908, February 29 – The White House Interview
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the US]
21 December, 2009: Added to the Swedish Leon Trotsky Internet Archive:
Europe and America, Leon Trotsky, 1924
[Thanks to Martin Fahlgren]
21 December 2009: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
Red letters (book review) (1993) (review of last volume of the Marx/Engels correspondence in the Collected Works)
The workers’ weekly (interview) (1993) (about the history of Socialist Worker on the 25th anniversary of publication as a weekly paper)
Unholy alliance (1993) (on the “red-brown” alliance during the attempted putsch in Russia and the attitude of some British left-wingers to the coup attempt)
The Frankenstein monster (1993) (Britain’s Irish problem and Ireland’s British problem)
The very idea of it (1994) (how splits in the ruling class open up opportunities for alternative ideas about society)
The beast is back (1994) (the rise of new fascist movements)
Upsetting the stall (book review) (1994) (the deficiencies of the market)
Bomb warning (1994) (the war in former Yugoslavia and the rise of teh por-NATO “leftists”)
Miracle workers (1994) (on the crisis in Japan)
Nato’s new frontier (book review) (1994) (on the history of Bosnia)
Half a critique of political economy (book review) (1994) (review of bourgeois critique of modern economics)
Flexible friends? (1994) (on the complete capitualtion of Social Democracy to neoliberalism)
The anxious class (1994) (on the increased stress at work due to longer hours and less job security)
Unlocking the prison house (book review) (1994) (the rise of nationalism and political Islam in the Central Asian republics)
Controls and conflict (1994) (the way the Tories broke the power of the trade unions)
Only skin deep (1994) (on new intellectual attempts to make racism respectable)
Behind the veil (1994) (on the response of bourgeois liberals and secularist plus sections of the left to the rise of of Islamic &ä#8220;fundamentalism”))
Third time lucky (1994) (on new repressive legislation against freedom of assembly)
[Thanks to Bob Cox and the Socialist Review Archive]
20 December, 2009: Added to the Swedish Cornelius Castoriadis Internet Archive:
Workers' Councils and the Economics of a Self-Managed Society, 1957
[Thanks to India Däck & Staffan Jacobson]
19 December 2009: Added to the The Labour Monthly Index:
The Place of the Peasantry in the Indian Revolution (1930), Hugo Rathbone
Marx and Engels on India, pt. I (1933)
Marx and Engels on India, pt. II (1933)
Marx and Engels on India, pt. III (1933)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
19 December 2009: Added to the Jean-Marie Guyau Archive:
The Philosophy of Hope, 1895
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
19 December 2009: Added to the Jules Vallès Archive:
The Vote, Le Cri du Peuple, March 29, 1871
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
20 December 2009 Chinese Language MIA has added:
Leon Trotsky’s The Year 1905
Ralph Miliband The New Revisionism in Britain (1985)
[Thanks to the MIA’s Chinese language team]
18 December 2009: Added to the Ted Grant Internet Archive:
Left must fight for socialist alternative - Cuts in health, housing and education, handouts to Leyland/BMC, Lairds/Vickers and steel bosses 1968
Coup in Iraq 1968
The financial crisis: what it means 1968
[Thanks to tedgrant.org]
16 December 2009: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
A new chapter in the resistance (2004) (articel on India on the eve of the World Socialist Forum in Mumbai)
World Social Forum in Mumbai – many battles, one enemy (with Yuri Prasad) (1964)
Revolt at Hutton’s Whitewash (2004) (article on the reception of the Hutton Report on the run-up to the invasion of Iraq)
There’s more to come, Blair (2004) (article on the problems of the Blair government)
Explaining the tragedy in Haiti (2004)
Is Nader right to stand in the US? (2004)
US exploits growing crisis in Haiti (2004)
Could a battle like the miners happen again? (2004)
The roots of ETA (2004)
Behind India’s shock election result (2004)
Ronald Reagan – If only the bloody thug had died 20 years earlier (obituary) (2004)
A decade the right will never forget or forgive (television review) (2004) (defence of the movements of the 1960s)
How crisis can lead to revolution from below (2004)
Successful revolution depends on organisation (2004)
Paul Foot 1937–2004 (obituary) (2004)
A revolutionary network at the heart of every struggle (2004)
Are these uprisings genuine revolts? (2005) (analysis of the uprisings in Lebanon and Ukraine and similar movements)
The myth of Mao (book review) (2005)
A spectre of class (2005)
The personality is political (2006) (article on the role of celebrities in campaigns)
Milton Friedman’s legacy of free market madness (obituary) (2006)
US troop ‘surge’ to Iraq is last, desperate gamble (2007)
Venezuela, Hugo Chavez and permanent revolution (2007)
Striking back – the return of industrial action (2007)
Pakistan on the edge of turmoil (2007)
Economic turmoil and class struggle (2008)
Our alternative to market madness (2008)
Socialists and history – a battle for the past (interview) (2008) (interview about the re-issue of his book People’s History of teh World by Verso)
Workers are paying the price for the rising cost of oil (2008)
The Market vs. Marx (debate) (2008) (debate with Eamonn Butler of the Adam Smith Institute))
Understanding a system caught in deep crisis (report of speech) (2009)
Students and revolt (2009)
Zombie capitalism (interview) (2009) (interview about his last book Zombie Capitalism
The NPA – a new atmosphere on the French left (2009) (report on the Summer University of teh Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste)
[Thanks to the Socialist Workers Website]
13 December 2008: Launched: the Chinese language Chen Duxiu Internet Archive. Chen was the founder and first General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party. Opposing the the 1920s alliance with the Kuomintang lead first by Sun Yatsen and later Generalismo Chaing Kai-shek. Chen was expelled from the CCP for this opposition and ended up supporting, along with many of the surviving leaders of the CCP, the International Left Opposition founded by Leon Trotsky. The writings here are his ‘late’ writings, from Chen Duxiu Collected Works (1929-1942).
[Thanks to the MIA’s Chinese language team]
13 December 2008: Added to the Chinese language section of the Marxists Internet Archive is the Chinese translation of the 2003 book:
The Revolution Defamed: A Documentary History of Vietnamese Trotskyism
[Thanks to the MIA’s Chinese language team]
13 December 2008: Added to the Sy Landy Internet Library
Forward to the book The Life and Death of Stalinism
[Thanks to League for a Revolutionary Party]
13 December 2008: Added to the William Z. Foster Archive:
Toward Soviet America (1932)
[Thanks to Brian Reid]
13 December 2009: Added to the new Pieter Lawrence Archive:
The Bishop of Woolwich Squares the Circle, August 1963
Dimensions of Alienation, May 1978
Socialism, Sudden and Gradual Change, March 2002
The Fetishism of Money, April 2002
Ken's (Capitalist)Plan for London, May 2002
Britain Is Not a Classless Society, May 2002
[Thanks to Darren O'Neil]
12 December 2009: Added to the new Chris Harman Archive:
Venezuela’s rich play with fire (2003)
How can we stop the war? (2003)
Against a world of war and poverty (with Chris Nineham) (2003) (report on World Social Forum in Porto Alegre)
Venezuela – a new defeat for the rich (2003)
Birth of a new movement (2003) (short analysis of anti-war movement)
Protest shakes the warmongers (2003)
Mad system that drives us into economic chaos (2003) (short analysis and critique of capitalism)
They are killing to keep the oil flowing (2003)
Making the connections (2003) (article about building the anti-war movement)
This is a very political war (2003)
Not what Bush’s gang expected (2003)
Free to vote – but only if US approves (2003) (article about US plans for elections in Iraq)
Argentina – what does the election result mean? (2003)
Diana Mosley – A dedicated follower of fascism (2002) (obituary of wife of British fascist leader Oswald Mosley)
Message to those who say ‘reclaim Labour’ (2003) (article on futility of left attempts to take over the Labour Party)
A brief history of futility (2003) (article on the Labour Party)
Uprising in Bolivia – stones and clubs defeated the tanks (2003)
L’Ordine Nuovo – paper of the Italian revolution (2003) (article on Gramsci’s paper)
Why the US wants to run the world (book review) (2003) (review of Alex Callinicos’s book on american imperialism)
Panic over Iraq hits the White House (2003)
Georgia – Can the uprising open the way to real change? (2003)
The day we stopped the Nazis ... and the police ran amok (with John Rose) (1977) (report on the anti-fascist demonstration in Lewisham in August 1977)
Prescott’s broken voice (1999) (article about the inarticulacy of left reformimists’ in government)
Boom hangover hits capitalists (2001)
A message to our readers (2001)
Is it propaganda? Or do we want socialists elected? (2001)
System in crisis before US disaster (2001) (article arguing that 911 did not provoke an economic crisis, the crisis was already heappening)
Who keeps the peace? (2001)
How wars can lead to revolution (2001)
Trollope – Similar story now and then (television review) (2001)
How did we get into this mess? (2001)
The US breaks its own rules (2002)
Argentina after the revolt – what next? (2002)
Venezuela coup foiled by popular rising (2002)
A different kind of party altogether (2002)
Would socialism kill individuality? (2002)
Isn’t it true that we’re too selfish? (2002)
Ten million strike against Tory who’s Blair’s ‘best friend’ (with Judy Cox)(2002) (report on general strike in Spain)
Can the police be on our side? (2002)
From the horse’s mouth (book review) (2002)
Fiddling as hopes burn (2002)
Right prepares for new coup attempt (2002) (report on situation in Venezuela)
Connecting the links in the struggle (2002)
Duncan Hallas 1925–2002 (obituary) (2002)
Freedom, struggle and constraint (book review) (2002) (review of Tony Benn’s Diaries)
Challenge to Chavez (2002)
Workers organise to halt right wing coup (2002) (report on workers’ resistance to the coup in Venezuela)
[Thanks to Socialist Worker Archive]
9 December 2009: Added to the Archivio Leon Trotsky:
Alta marea, Trotsky, 1921
Prospettive per la ripresa, Trotsky, 1932
[Thanks to Falce e Martello]
9 December 2009: Added to the Justice Archive:
“Free Love” and Socialism – A Criticism, E. Belfort Bax, 23 November 1895
Critical Chronicle — Socialism and “Free Love”, anon., 2 November 1895
The Fight Against Socialism. Bond or Free Love?, Justice Editors, 7 December 1907
Bax And The Woman Question, Herbert Burrows, 14 December 1907
Social Democratic Manifesto on the Question of Universal Adult Suffrage, 14 December 1907
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
9 December 2009: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
Philosophy and Revolution (1983) (Critique of Althusserian positions adopted by fellow leading SWP member, Alex Callinicos)
Islamism – An Analysis (1994) (Draft vdersion of part of his pamphlet The Prophet and the Proletariat)
Blood Sacrifice (2002) (Review of exhibition about the Aztecs)
The Working Class or the Multitude (2003) (Transcript of debate with Michael Hardt at World Social Forum 2003 in Porto Alegre)
The Outbreak of the 2007 Crisis (2007) (Transcript of a speech at the Historical Materialism weekend in November 2007)
Chris Wickham, Feudalism and Forces of Production (2008) (Comments on an article by Chris Wickham on feudalism)
[Thanks to Chris Harman’s Back Pages]
7 December 2009: Added to the E. Belfort Bax Archive:
“Free Love” and Socialism – A Criticism, November 1895
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
6 December 2009: Added to the Daniel De Leon Internet Archive are 26 new editorials by De Leon from January of 1908:
1908, January 2 – Massachusetts a Sample
1908, January 3 – An Innocent Altrurian
1908, January 4 – A Chiel Taking Notes
1908, January 6 – Thieves Falling Out
1908, January 7 – A Whipt Conspiracy
1908, January 8 – "Un-con-sti-tu-tion-al" Again
1908, January 9 – "Exceptional Ability," Etc.
1908, January 10 – A Gem
1908, January 11 – The Evil of "Sentiment"
1908, January 13 – Butcher Workers and the "Times"
1908, January 14 – No Class Distinction, Eh?
1908, January 15 – Gov. Sparks a Witness
1908, January 16 – A Novel Proletariat
1908, January 17 – They Learned Nothing
1908, January 18 – "Diamond" or "Swine"?
1908, January 19 – His Nose Against the Wall
1908, January 20 – What of the Children?
1908, January 21 – Specimen John R. Walsh
1908, January 22 – Not Three but Many
1908, January 23 – Modern "Candides" and "Ingenus"
1908, January 24 – Totally Unnecessary
1908, January 26 – Prof. Paul Milyukov's Address
1908, January 27 – A Question of Spectacles
1908, January 28 – Modern Dispossessment
1908, January 29 – Class Blindness, or What?
1908, January 31 – Modern Malaprops
[Thanks to Robert Bills and the Socialist Labor Party of the US]
4 December 2009: Added to the Chris Harman Archive:
Crisis of the European Revolutionary Left (1979) (Analysis of the virtual collapse of most revolutionary left organisations in the late 1970s)
Afghanistan – Only a Pawn in Their Game (1980) (short article on the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan)
Marxism and the Missiles (1980) (Analysis of the new Cold War and the proposal to station cruise missiles in Western Europe)
1984 and the shape of things to come (1985) (Analysis of the roots of the defeat of the miners’ strike and its significance for the future course of the class struggle.
Imperialism – East and West (1986) (Takes up the argument whether the USSR or Russia can be described as being imperialist)
The Market and the Future of Eastern Europe (1989) (Notes from summer 1989, just before the collapse of Eastern Eruope started)
The Storm Breaks – The Crisis in the Eastern Bloc (1990) (Major contemporary analysis of teh colapse of Stalinism in Eastern Europe written while it was still happening)
The state and capitalism today (1991) (Major theoretical study of teh relationship between the state and capital)
The Return of the National Question (1992) (Study of the way nationalism revived as a major force during the collapse of Stalinism)
Globalisation – A Critique of a New Orthodoxy (1996) (Early study of a phenomenon that became central to anti-capitalist analysis after the evenst in Seattle in 1999 – more than 3 years after publication of this peace
Movie with an Open Ending (2000) (Obituary of Tony Cliff)
Anti-capitalism – Theory and Practice (2000) (Analysis of the new worldwide movement that arose after the protests in Seattle at the end of 1999)
Argentina – Swimming with the Tide of Revolt (2002) (Report from Argentina, where one government after another was falling at the time as a result of the economic crisis there)
To vote or not to vote? (2002) (Polemic with the French LCR about whether it was correct to call for a vote for Chirac against Le Pen in the run-off for the French presidential election)
[Thanks to REDS – Die Roten and Chris Harman’ Back Pages]
4 December 2009: Added to the Britain History Archive:
The Black Dwarf:
Prospectus:
Biography of Thomas Wooler:
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
4 December 2009: Added to the Boulanger Movement History Archive:
Boulangism and the Young, 1888
[Thanks to Mitch Abidor]
4 December 2009: Added to the new Pieter Lawrence Archive:
Obituary
The Death of Ideas?, July 2001
[Thanks to Michael Schauerte]
2 December 2009: Added to the R. Palme Dutt Archive and the The Labour Monthly Index:
Indian Awakening (1928)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
2 December 2009: Added to the Clemens Dutt Archive and the The Labour Monthly Index:
Capitalist Exploitation in Indian Agriculture, pt. I (1927)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
2 December 2009: Added to the The Labour Monthly Index:
The Bengal-Nagpur Railway Lockout (1927)
Bombay Textile Strike—Tata Iron and Steel Strike (1928)
* Updates related to the Communist Party of Great Britain History Archive can also be found on the CPGB’s What’s New Page
[Thanks to Ted Crawford]
1 December 2009: Added to the E. Belfort Bax Archive:
The Socialist Platform, No. 1, with Wm. Morris., June 1885
[Thanks to Pat Byrne]