Dr. Woltmann and the Origins of ‘Engels-ism’
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Social Democracy
Immiseration and Empowerment
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A familiar tale! Bernstein accuses Kautsky of fatalism
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Rosa Luxemburg and the Relevance of Republican Democracy
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Kautsky, Bernstein and the Dialectic
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Buildings and Scaffolding; Kautsky and Bernstein
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The Origins of Polish Social Democracy
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Clara Zetkin calls for a Third International (August 1914; Part One)
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Socialist Women against War: Resolution of the International Women’s Conference in Bern (1915)
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The Second International (1889-1914) with Mike Taber
Hello all, July’s Marxism Translated Podcast is an extended discussion with the historian Mike Taber about the Second International, its significance for socialists today, its …