This session covers the chapter “Class 3: Political Struggle and Revolution” of the Introducing Marxism booklet. Video intro Discussion Questions Further Reading Political Struggle and Revolution Read more »
This session covers the chapter “Class 2: Capitalist Exploitation and Crisis” of the Introducing Marxism booklet. Video intro Discussion Questions Further Reading Capitalism and Exploitation Read more »
This session covers the chapter “Class 1: The Marxist World Outlook” of the Introducing Marxism booklet. Video intro Discussion Questions Further Reading Introductory and general reading The Marxist World Outlook Read more »
Towards socialism and communism This final section starts with “the transition of the revolutionary process to a second stage”– a left government committed to AEPS and Left Wing Programme, with […] Read more »
In this section BRS gets to grips with how the ruling class maintains its economic, political and ideological/cultural dominance, each distinct but interconnected, which all demand responses from the working […] Read more »
The role of the labour and progressive movements Which forces in society can be mobilised to resist the policies of state-monopoly capitalism and won for progressive change and socialism? Britain’s […] Read more »
As we know from our current experience in Britain and the world, capitalism cannot solve crises, despite the fact that it commands the productive forces to do so. The profit […] Read more »
State-monopoly capitalism today The second chapter of Britain’s Road to Socialism (BRS) is about power and how it is exercised in our society. It seeks to define present-day relations between […] Read more »
The bankruptcy of capitalism Britain’s Road to Socialism (BRS) begins by arguing that capitalism is economically, socially and politically bankrupt. As a system, it no longer makes a progressive contribution […] Read more »
