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Rome_process_pages — Vol. 1
Acknowledgements — Vol. 1
Introduction — Vol. 1
1. Origins — Vol. 1
2. The Birth of the Republic — Vol. 1
3. The Rise of Rome — Vol. 1
4. The Slave Economy — Vol. 1
5. The Revolt of the Gracchi — Vol. 1
6. Marius and Sulla — Vol. 1
7. Spartacus — Vol. 1
8. Julius Caesar — Vol. 1
9. Civil War — Vol. 1
10. The Death of the Republic — Vol. 1
Epilogue: Decline and Fall — Vol. 1
Appendix: Caesarism, Bonapartism and the State — Vol. 1
Maps — Vol. 1
Glossary — Vol. 1
Timeline — Vol. 1
Bibliography — Vol. 1
Introduction — Vol. 2
1. The Emergence of Philosophy — Vol. 2
2. The First Dialecticians — Vol. 2
3. Aristotle and the End of Classical Greek Philosophy — Vol. 2
4. The Rise of Christianity — Vol. 2
5. Islamic Philosophy — Vol. 2
6. Philosophy in the Middle Ages — Vol. 2
7. The Renaissance — Vol. 2
8. Descartes, Spinoza and Leibniz — Vol. 2
9. The Dead End of Kantianism — Vol. 2
10. Hegel’s Revolution in Philosophy — Vol. 2
11. From Hegel to Marx — Vol. 2
Bibliography — Vol. 2
Note on Dates — Vol. 3
Introduction — Vol. 3
1907 — Vol. 3
1914 — Vol. 3
1915 — Vol. 3
Socialism and War — Vol. 3
The Draft Resolution of the Left Wing at Zimmerwald — Vol. 3
Revolutionary Marxists at the International Socialist Conference, 5-8 September 1915 — Vol. 3
1916 — Vol. 3
Proposals Submitted by the Central Committee of the RSDLP to the Second Socialist Conference at Kienthal — Vol. 3
The Junius Pamphlet — Vol. 3
To the Workers Who Support the Struggle Against the War and Against the Socialists Who Have Sided With Their Governments — Vol. 3
How To Achieve Peace (Fourth ‘Letter from Afar’) — Vol. 3
Report at a Meeting of Bolshevik Delegates to the All-Russia Conference of Soviets of Workers’ and Soldiers’ Deputies — Vol. 3
The Tasks of the Proletariat in the Present Revolution (April Theses) — Vol. 3
Resolution of the Central Committee of the RSDLP(B) — Vol. 3
Seventh (April) All-Russia Conference of the RSDLP(B) — Vol. 3
Appendices — Vol. 3
Resolution of the Seventh International Socialist Congress at Stuttgart — Vol. 3
Timeline — Vol. 3
Glossary — Vol. 3
Introduction to the 2014 Edition by Alan Woods — Vol. 4
Preface — Vol. 4
Preface to the French & German editions — Vol. 4
1. Concentration of Production & Monopolies — Vol. 4
2. Banks & Their New Role — Vol. 4
3. Finance Capital & the Financial Oligarchy — Vol. 4
4. Export of Capital — Vol. 4
5. Division of the World Among Capitalist Associations — Vol. 4
6. Division of the World Among the Great Powers — Vol. 4
7. Imperialism as a Special Stage of Capitalism — Vol. 4
8. Parasitism & Decay of Capitalism — Vol. 4
9. Critique of Imperialism — Vol. 4
10. The Place of Imperialism in History — Vol. 4
Contents — Vol. 5
Introduction — Vol. 5
The Ideas of Karl Marx1 — Vol. 5
The Three Sources & Three Component Parts of Marxism1 — Vol. 5
Marx’s Revolution in Philosophy — Vol. 5
Ninety Years of the Communist Manifesto — Vol. 5
Marx versus Bakunin — Vol. 5
The Relevance of Marxism Today — Vol. 5
Speech at the Grave of Karl Marx — Vol. 5
Contents — Vol. 6
Preface — Vol. 6
Introduction: the making of Marx’s Capital — Vol. 6
Introduction: Marxism in Our Time — Vol. 6
Page numbering — Vol. 6
1) Chapter 1: The Commodity — Vol. 6
2) Chapters 2-3: Money — Vol. 6
3) Chapters 4-8: Surplus-value — Vol. 6
4) Chapters 9-11: Exploitation — Vol. 6
5) Chapters 12-14: Productivity, Co-operation, and the Division of Labour — Vol. 6
6) Chapter 15: The Machine — Vol. 6
7) Chapters 16-22: Wages — Vol. 6
8) Chapters 23-25: Accumulation — Vol. 6
9) Chapters 26-33: The Origins of Capitalism — Vol. 6
Appendix 1: The Organic Crisis of Capitalism — Vol. 6
Appendix 2: ‘Underconsumption’ and the Marxist Theory of Crisis — Vol. 6
Appendix 3: The Tendency of the Rate of Profit to Fall — Vol. 6
Glossary — Vol. 6
Introduction — Vol. 7
The Communist Manifesto — Vol. 7
Socialism: Utopian and Scientific — Vol. 7
The State and Revolution — Vol. 7
The Transitional Programme — Vol. 7
Note on Dates — Vol. 8
Introduction — Vol. 8
Part 1: Lenin, Luxemburg and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination — Vol. 8
On the Manifesto of the Armenian Social-Democrats — Vol. 8
The National Question in Our Programme — Vol. 8
Theses on the National Question — Vol. 8
The Right of Nations to Self-Determination — Vol. 8
Is a Compulsory Official Language Needed? — Vol. 8
Bill on the Equality of Nations and the Safeguarding of the Rights of National Minorities — Vol. 8
The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination — Vol. 8
The Nascent Trend of Imperialist Economism — Vol. 8
The Discussion on Self-Determination Summed Up — Vol. 8
Part 2: Lenin, the Bund and ‘Cultural-National’ Autonomy — Vol. 8
Does the Jewish Proletariat Need an ‘Independent Political Party’? — Vol. 8
Second Congress of the RSDLP — Vol. 8
The Position of the Bund in the Party — Vol. 8
To the Jewish Workers — Vol. 8
‘Cultural-National’ Autonomy — Vol. 8
Resolutions of the Summer 1913 Joint Conference of the Central Committee of the RSDLP and Party Officials — Vol. 8
The Nationality of Pupils in Russian Schools — Vol. 8
The National Programme of the RSDLP — Vol. 8
Critical Remarks on the National Question — Vol. 8
Part 3: During the Revolution and in Power — Vol. 8
Reply to P Kievsky (G Pyatakov) — Vol. 8
The Tasks of the Proletariat in Our Revolution (Extract) — Vol. 8
The Seventh (April) All-Russia Conference of the RSDLP(B) — Vol. 8
Finland and Russia — Vol. 8
The Ukraine — Vol. 8
Speech at the First All-Russia Congress of the Navy (Extract From Minutes) — Vol. 8
Manifesto to the Ukrainian People with an Ultimatum to the Ukrainian Rada — Vol. 8
Draft Resolution of the CC, RCP(B) on Soviet Rule in the Ukraine — Vol. 8
Eighth Congress of the RCP(B) — Vol. 8
Declaration of the Rights of the People of Russia — Vol. 8
Appeal of the Council of People’s Commissars to the Moslems of Russia and the East — Vol. 8
Draft Theses on National and Colonial Questions for the Second Congress of The Communist International — Vol. 8
To the Comrades Communists of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Dagestan, and the Mountaineer Republic — Vol. 8
On the Formation of a Federation of Transcaucasian Republics — Vol. 8
To the Communists of Turkestan — Vol. 8
Letter to AA Joffe — Vol. 8
Letter To GK Ordzhonikidze — Vol. 8
Letter to GK Ordzhonikidze on the Strengthening of the Georgian Red Army — Vol. 8
On the Establishment of the USSR — Vol. 8
Memo Combatting Dominant Nation Chauvinism — Vol. 8
The Question of Nationalities or ‘Autonomisation’ — Vol. 8
Lenin’s Last Letters — Vol. 8
Appendices — Vol. 8
Resolutions Adopted at the International Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress, London, 1896 — Vol. 8
The Nationalities Programme of the Social Democratic Workers’ Party of Austria (Extract) — Vol. 8
Maps and Tables — Vol. 8
Timeline of the Georgian Affair — Vol. 8
Glossary — Vol. 8
Ted biography 1.html — Vol. 9
Foreword — Vol. 9
Abbreviations and Explanatory Notes — Vol. 9
Introduction — Vol. 9
Chapter 1 - Lenin, Trotsky and the Revolutionary Party (1903) — Vol. 9
Chapter 2 - Lenin and Trotsky in the First Russian Revolution (1905) — Vol. 9
Chapter 3 Lenin and the Revolutionary-Democratic Dictatorship of the Proletariat and Peasantry — Vol. 9
Chapter 4 - Trotsky and the Theory of the Permanent Revolution — Vol. 9
Chapter 5 - 1917: From the April Theses to the October, Proletarian Revolution — Vol. 9
Chapter 6 Lenin said so Himself — Vol. 9
Chapter 7 - Constituent Assembly or Commune-type State? — Vol. 9
Chapter 8 Conclusions — Vol. 9
Postscript — Vol. 9
Introductions — Vol. 10
Lessons of the Commune (V.I. Lenin) — Vol. 10
Lessons of the Paris Commune (L. Trotsky) — Vol. 10
Introduction to the 1891 Edition (F. Engels) — Vol. 10
The Civil War in France — Vol. 10
Second Address: Prussian Occupation of France — Vol. 10
1. France Capitulates & the Government of Thiers — Vol. 10
2. Paris Workers’ Revolution & Thiers’ Reactionary Massacres — Vol. 10
3. The Paris Commune — Vol. 10
4. The Fall of Paris — Vol. 10
Engels’ Postscript — Vol. 10
Contents — Vol. 11
Introduction — Vol. 11
Section One: Marxist and Anarchist Theory — Vol. 11
Anarchism and Socialism — Vol. 11
Marx versus Bakunin — Vol. 11
On Authority — Vol. 11
Anarchism and Socialism — Vol. 11
Michael Albert and Parecon — Vol. 11
Section Two: Marxist and Anarchist Tactics — Vol. 11
Marxism and Direct Action — Vol. 11
Section Three: Anarcho-syndicalism — Vol. 11
The Anarcho-Syndicalist Prejudices Again! — Vol. 11
Communism and Syndicalism — Vol. 11
The Errors in Principle of Syndicalism — Vol. 11
Monatte Crosses the Rubicon — Vol. 11
The Mistakes of Rightist Elements of the Communist League on the Trade Union Question — Vol. 11
The Communist International to the IWW — Vol. 11
Section Four: Kronstadt and Makhno — Vol. 11
Hue and Cry Over Kronstadt — Vol. 11
Kronstadt: Trotsky Was Right! — Vol. 11
Who Was Makhno and What Did He Stand For? — Vol. 11
Section Five: The Spanish Revolution — Vol. 11
Trotsky’s “The Class, the Party, and the Leadership” — Vol. 11
Contents — Vol. 12
Editor’s Foreword — Vol. 12
Introduction — Vol. 12
Genesis and Origins — Vol. 12
Marx’s Revolution in Philosophy: Reflections on the Theses on Feuerbach — Vol. 12
The Three Sources and Three Component Parts of Marxism (Excerpt) — Vol. 12
Ludwig Feuerbach and the End of Classical German Philosophy — Vol. 12
Fundamental Problems of Marxism (Excerpts) — Vol. 12
II — Vol. 12
Dialectics of Nature (Excerpts) — Vol. 12
Critique of Hegel’s Dialectic and Philosophy as a Whole — Vol. 12
Philosophical Notebooks (Excerpts) — Vol. 12
Trotsky’s Notebooks: Excerpts on Lenin, Dialectics, and Evolutionism — Vol. 12
Materialism vs idealism — Vol. 12
The German Ideology (Excerpts) — Vol. 12
Materialism and Empiriocriticism: Critical Comments on a Reactionary Philosophy — Vol. 12
The Class Struggle, Party Building, and the Socialist Transition — Vol. 12
History of the Russian Revolution to Brest-Litovsk — Vol. 12
In Defense of Marxism (Excerpts) — Vol. 12
The Class, the Party, and the LeadershipWhy Was the Spanish Proletariat Defeated? — Vol. 12
Dialectical Materialism and Science — Vol. 12
Radio, Science, Technique,and Society — Vol. 12
Production — Vol. 13
Contents — Vol. 13
Ted biography 1.html — Vol. 13
Prologue and Acknowledgements — Vol. 13
The Early Years — Vol. 13
New Horizons — Vol. 13
The War Years — Vol. 13
In Defence of Trotskyism — Vol. 13
The Times That Try Men’s Souls — Vol. 13
The Tide Begins to Turn — Vol. 13
The Tide Turns — Vol. 13
The Militant Tendency — Vol. 13
How Militant Was Destroyed — Vol. 13
A New Beginning — Vol. 13
Memories of Ted — Vol. 13
Notes — Vol. 13
Contents — Vol. 14
Introduction — Vol. 14
Section One: Proletarian Bonapartism — Vol. 14
Section Two: Crisis of Postwar Stalinism — Vol. 14
Section Three: Economics of the Transitional Period — Vol. 14
Section Four: The Alternative to Stalinism — Vol. 14
Ted Grant: 1913–2006 — Vol. 14
Also available at MarxistBooks.com — Vol. 14
Production — Vol. 15
Preface to the first edition — Vol. 15
The Ideas of Karl Marx — Vol. 15
Dialectical Materialism — Vol. 15
What Is Dialectical Materialism? — Vol. 15
Historical Materialism — Vol. 15
What Is Historical Materialism? — Vol. 15
Marxist Economics — Vol. 15
What Is Marxist Economics? — Vol. 15
Bibliography — Vol. 15
Contents — Vol. 16
Preface to the second English edition — Vol. 16
List of Illustrations — Vol. 16
Why Study the History of Bolshevism? — Vol. 16
Explanatory Notes — Vol. 16
Part One: The Birth of Russian Marxism — Vol. 16
Part Two: The First Russian Revolution — Vol. 16
Part Three: The Period of Reaction — Vol. 16
Part Four: The Revival — Vol. 16
Part Five: The War Years — Vol. 16
Part Six: The Year of Revolution — Vol. 16
Bibliography — Vol. 16
Contents — Vol. 17
Dedication — Vol. 17
Foreword — Vol. 17
Introduction — Vol. 17
The First Chinese Revolution: Early Years of the Chinese Communist Party — Vol. 17
The Communist International, the Kuomintang and the CCP — Vol. 17
Stalin Sets the Pattern for the Chinese Revolution — Vol. 17
The Rise of the Second Chinese Revolution — Vol. 17
The Defeat of the Second Chinese Revolution — Vol. 17
From the Canton “Commune” to the Jiangxi “Soviet” — Vol. 17
From the Jiangxi “Soviet” to Yenan — Vol. 17
Yenan, the Second United Front, and the War against Japan — Vol. 17
The Final Collapse of the KMT: the CCP Assumes Power — Vol. 17
The New Democracy — Vol. 17
The Unexpectedly Short Life of the New Democracy — Vol. 17
Establishing the Chinese Workers’ State — Vol. 17
China under Mao: The Great Leap Forward — Vol. 17
China under Mao: The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution — Vol. 17
China Marches Back to Capitalism — Vol. 17
A New Chinese Working Class — Vol. 17
Workers in Struggle — Vol. 17
Uninterrupted Revolution or Permanent Revolution? — Vol. 17
Postscript — Vol. 17
Contents — Vol. 18
Introduction — Vol. 18
Wage Labour and Capital — Vol. 18
Value, Price and Profit — Vol. 18
“Left-Wing” Communism: an Infantile Disorder — Vol. 18
In Defence Of October — Vol. 18
Stalinism and Bolshevism — Vol. 18
Contents — Vol. 19
Preface — Vol. 19
Introduction — Vol. 19
Chapter One: The Rise of German Social Democracy — Vol. 19
Chapter Two: In the throes of Revolution — Vol. 19
Chapter Three: Counter-Revolution Raises its Head — Vol. 19
Chapter Four: The Kapp Putsch March 1920 — Vol. 19
Chapter Five: The Spoils of War — Vol. 19
Chapter Six: The Interregnum — Vol. 19
Chapter Seven: Fascism’s Rise to Power — Vol. 19
Chapter Eight: The Nazi Terror — Vol. 19
Appendix One: Hitler’s British Connections — Vol. 19
Appendix Two: The Case of Béla Kun — Vol. 19
Glossary — Vol. 19
Bibliography — Vol. 19
Contents — Vol. 20
New Introduction — Vol. 20
Introduction to the American Edition — Vol. 20
Introduction to the First Edition — Vol. 20
Map of Germany in 1920 — Vol. 20
1. The Rise of Organised Labour — Vol. 20
2. In the Throes of Revolution — Vol. 20
3. Counter-Revolution Raises Its Head — Vol. 20
4. The Kapp Putsch — Vol. 20
5. The Crisis of 1923 — Vol. 20
6. Stabilisation — Vol. 20
7. Fascism’s Rise to Power — Vol. 20
8. The Nazi Terror — Vol. 20
Postscript — Vol. 20
Appendix I. The German Revolution of 1923 — Vol. 20
Appendix II. 1919: Britain on the Brink of Revolution — Vol. 20
Appendix III. 1923: An Opportunity Missed? — Vol. 20
Appendix IV. The German Revolution,1917-1923, by Pierre Broué — Vol. 20
Appendix V. Chronology — Vol. 20
Glossary — Vol. 20
Introduction — Vol. 21
1. Fighting Against the Stream — Vol. 21
2. Trotskyism of a New Type — Vol. 21
3. Making Our Mark — Vol. 21
4. In Defence of Trotskyism — Vol. 21
5. End of an Era — Vol. 21
Postscript — Vol. 21
State Reports — Vol. 21
The Trotskyist Movement in Great Britain — Vol. 21
The Trotskyist Movement — Vol. 21
Articles — Vol. 21
Statement on the Expulsion of Gerry Healy — Vol. 21
Open Letter to the British Section of the Fourth International — Vol. 21
Stalinism in the Post War World — Vol. 21
Programme of the International — Vol. 21
Trotsky’s Suppressed Letter to the WIL: The Knot of History Retied — Vol. 21
Obituaries — Vol. 21
Herbie Bell — Vol. 21
Olwyn Hughes — Vol. 21
Jimmy Deane — Vol. 21
Ted Grant — Vol. 21
Arthur Deane — Vol. 21
Bill Landles — Vol. 21
Name Glossary — Vol. 21
Bibliography — Vol. 21
Introduction by Alan Woods — Vol. 22
Preface to the First Edition — Vol. 22
Preface to the Second Edition — Vol. 22
In Lieu of an Introduction — Vol. 22
1. The Theory of Knowledge of Empirio-Criticism and of Dialectical Materialism – I — Vol. 22
2. The Theory of Knowledge of Empirio-Criticism and of Dialectical Materialism – II — Vol. 22
3. The Theory of Knowledge of Dialectical Materialism and of Empirio-Criticism – III — Vol. 22
4. The Philosophical Idealists as Comrades-In-Arms and Successors of Empirio-Criticism — Vol. 22
5. The Recent Revolution in Natural Science and Philosophical Idealism — Vol. 22
6. Empirio-criticism and Historical Materialism — Vol. 22
Conclusion — Vol. 22
Supplement to Chapter 4, Section 11 — Vol. 22
Reformism or Revolution — Vol. 23
Cover — Vol. 23
Production — Vol. 23
REFORMISM OR REVOLUTION — Vol. 23
Contents — Vol. 23
Acknowledgements — Vol. 23
Author’s preface — Vol. 23
1. Methodology — Vol. 23
References Preface and Chapter 1 — Vol. 23
2.Philosophy and science — Vol. 23
References Chapter 2 — Vol. 23
3. Dieterich and historical materialism — Vol. 23
References Chapter 3 — Vol. 23
4. History and economics — Vol. 23
References Chapter 4 — Vol. 23
5. Socialism utopian and scientific — Vol. 23
References Chapter 5 — Vol. 23
6. An outline of Marxist economics — Vol. 23
References Chapter 6 — Vol. 23
7. The economics of Socialism of the 21st Century — Vol. 23
References Chapter 7 — Vol. 23
8. Socialism or Stalinism? — Vol. 23
References Chapter 8 — Vol. 23
9. The future of the Cuban Revolution — Vol. 23
References Chapter 9 — Vol. 23
10. Nationalism or internationalism? — Vol. 23
References Chapter 10 — Vol. 23
11. The state and revolution — Vol. 23
References Chapter 11 — Vol. 23
12. The Venezuelan Revolution — Vol. 23
References Chapter 12 — Vol. 23
Postscript Venezuela: Heinz Dieterich the Prophet of Doom – Or how not to save the Bolivarian Revolution — Vol. 23
Contents — Vol. 24
List of Illustrations — Vol. 24
Preface to the 2017 edition — Vol. 24
Introduction — Vol. 24
1. The Balance Sheet of October — Vol. 24
2. The Rise of Stalinism — Vol. 24
3. From Five-Year Plan to the Purges — Vol. 24
4. The Nature of Stalinism — Vol. 24
5. From War to ‘De-Stalinisation’ — Vol. 24
6. The Period of Stagnation — Vol. 24
7. The Meaning of Perestroika — Vol. 24
8. From Foreign Policy to the National Question — Vol. 24
Afterword: The Collapse of Stalinism — Vol. 24
Bibliography — Vol. 24
Prefaces — Vol. 25
Introduction — Vol. 25
1. General — Vol. 25
2. What Herr Dühring promises — Vol. 25
Philosophy — Vol. 25
3. Classification. Apriorism — Vol. 25
4. World Schematism — Vol. 25
5. Time and Space — Vol. 25
6. Cosmogony, Physics, Chemistry — Vol. 25
7. The Organic World — Vol. 25
8. The Organic World. (Conclusion) — Vol. 25
9. Eternal Truths — Vol. 25
10. Equality — Vol. 25
11. Freedom and Necessity — Vol. 25
12. Quantity and Quality — Vol. 25
13. Negation of the Negation — Vol. 25
14. Conclusion — Vol. 25
Political Economy — Vol. 25
1. Subject Matter and Method — Vol. 25
2. Theory of Force — Vol. 25
3. Theory of Force. (Continuation) — Vol. 25
4. Theory of Force. (Conclusion) — Vol. 25
5. Theory of Value — Vol. 25
6. Simple and Compound Labour — Vol. 25
7. Capital and Surplus-Value — Vol. 25
8. Capital and Surplus-Value. (Conclusion) — Vol. 25
9. Natural Laws of the Economy. Rent of Land — Vol. 25
10. From Kritische Geschichte — Vol. 25
Socialism — Vol. 25
1. Historical — Vol. 25
2. Theoretical — Vol. 25
3. Production — Vol. 25
4. Distribution — Vol. 25
5. State, Family, Education — Vol. 25
Fragments — Vol. 25
Unknown — Vol. 26
Preface — Vol. 26
The Arab Revolution - Manifesto of the International Marxist Tendency — Vol. 26
Tunisia — Vol. 26
The Tunisian Spring — Vol. 26
The Tunisian uprising — Vol. 26
The protests continue — Vol. 26
Tunisian revolt goes on unabated: ‘We do not fear you anymore!’ — Vol. 26
From the uprising of Sidi Bouzid to the revolution! - Ben Ali and his clique must go NOW! — Vol. 26
The dictator has fallen. Now it is time for the regime to fall! — Vol. 26
The insurrection in Tunisia and the future of the Arab revolution — Vol. 26
Reject the farce of national unity – continue the revolution until victory — Vol. 26
As the ruling class manoeuvres at the top elements of dual power develop from below — Vol. 26
The revolutionary initiative of the masses continues — Vol. 26
“We are here to overthrow the government.” — Vol. 26
For a national general strike against the Ghannouchi government! — Vol. 26
Reject the government reshuffle, the revolutionary people must take power — Vol. 26
One month since the overthrow of Ben Ali — Vol. 26
The second wave of the Tunisian revolution: Down with Ghannouchi – All power to the revolutionary people — Vol. 26
The new government of el Sebsi forced to make concessions — Vol. 26
Egypt — Vol. 26
The gathering storm — Vol. 26
Uprising in Egypt: the revolution is spreading! — Vol. 26
The calm before the storm — Vol. 26
The revolt continues — Vol. 26
The Egyptian Revolution — Vol. 26
Revolution in Egypt – Power is on the streets — Vol. 26
Revolution knows no frontiers — Vol. 26
The moment of truth — Vol. 26
Egypt on the brink of civil war — Vol. 26
The Battle of Tahrir Square — Vol. 26
The Egyptian Revolution: “The people want the downfall of the system” — Vol. 26
Egyptian revolution reverberates throughout Arab world — Vol. 26
Egyptian workers take the lead — Vol. 26
Mubarak has fallen! - Revolution until Victory! — Vol. 26
Preface — Vol. 27
Articles and Chapters — Vol. 27
Introduction — Vol. 27
Dialectics — Vol. 27
Basic Form of Motion — Vol. 27
The Measure of Motion – Work — Vol. 27
Heat — Vol. 27
Electricity — Vol. 27
Tidal Friction, Kant and Thomson-Tait on the Rotation of the Earth and Lunar Attraction — Vol. 27
The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man — Vol. 27
Natural Science and the Spirit World — Vol. 27
Notes — Vol. 27
[From the History of Science] — Vol. 27
[Natural Science and Philosophy] — Vol. 27
Dialectics — Vol. 27
[Forms of Motion of Matter, Classification of the Sciences] — Vol. 27
[Mathematics] — Vol. 27
Mechanics and Astronomy — Vol. 27
Physics — Vol. 27
Chemistry — Vol. 27
Biology — Vol. 27
Appendices — Vol. 27
Plan Outlines — Vol. 27
Notes to Anti-Dühring: From the History of Science — Vol. 27
Notes to Anti-Dühring: Fragment: Historical — Vol. 27
Titles and Tables of Contents of the Folders — Vol. 27
Introduction — Vol. 28
1. Fighting Against the Stream – The Origins and Early Years — Vol. 28
2. Trotskyism of a New Type — Vol. 28
3. Marking Our Mark – The Revolutionary Communist Party — Vol. 28
4. In Defence of Trotskyism – Our Struggle with the International — Vol. 28
5. End of an Era – The Last Years of the Revolutionary Communist Party — Vol. 28
Postscript — Vol. 28
Introduction to 2010 Edition — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
The USSR in War — Vol. 29
A Letter to Sherman Stanley — Vol. 29
Again, and Once More Again on the Nature of the USSR — Vol. 29
The Referendum and Democratic Centralism — Vol. 29
A Letter to Sherman Stanley — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Letter to Max Shachtman — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Petty-Bourgeois Opposition in the Socialist Workers Party — Vol. 29
A Letter to John G. Wright — Vol. 29
A Letter to Max Shachtman — Vol. 29
Four Letters to the National Committee Majority — Vol. 29
A Letter to Joseph Hansen — Vol. 29
An Open Letter to Comrade Burnham — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Letter to Farrell Dobbs — Vol. 29
A Letter to John G. Wright — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Letter to William F. Warde — Vol. 29
A Letter to Joseph Hansen — Vol. 29
From a Scratch – To the Danger of Gangrene — Vol. 29
A Letter to Martin Abern — Vol. 29
Two Letters to Albert Goldman — Vol. 29
Back to the Party — Vol. 29
‘Science and Style’ — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Letter to Joseph Hansen — Vol. 29
Three Letters to Farrell Dobbs — Vol. 29
Petty-Bourgeois Moralists and the Proletarian Party — Vol. 29
Balance Sheet of the Finnish Events — Vol. 29
A Letter to James P. Cannon — Vol. 29
A Letter to Albert Goldman — Vol. 29
On the ‘Workers’ Party — Vol. 29
On A Petty-Bourgeois Philistine: A Letter to Albert Goldman — Vol. 29
A Letter to Chris Andrews — Vol. 29
APPENDIX — Vol. 29
Letter of resignation of James Burnham from the Workers Party — Vol. 29
Foreword — Vol. 30
Introduction — Vol. 30
1. The Birth Pains — Vol. 30
2. Into the Abyss of Capitalism — Vol. 30
3. Schools of War — Vol. 30
4. Breaking the yoke — Vol. 30
5. The “Pompous Trades” — Vol. 30
6. From a Spark to a Blaze — Vol. 30
7. “The First Giant Step” — Vol. 30
8. The Great Unrest — Vol. 30
9. War and Revolution — Vol. 30
10. On the Brink of Revolution — Vol. 30
11. “Black Friday” — Vol. 30
12. “Bayonets don’t cut coal” — Vol. 30
13. “Nine Days That Shook The World” — Vol. 30
14. “Never Again” — Vol. 30
15. “Road to Wigan Pier” — Vol. 30
16. “Labour in the War” — Vol. 30
17. Post War Dreams — Vol. 30
18. Business (Unionism) as usual — Vol. 30
19. In Place of Strife — Vol. 30
20. “Close the Gates!” — Vol. 30
21. The Road to Pentonville — Vol. 30
22. The Turning Point — Vol. 30
23. Preparing the Class War — Vol. 30
24. “The Enemy Within” — Vol. 30
25. Aftermath of Defeat — Vol. 30
26. “Ignorance is Strength” — Vol. 30
27. Blairism and the Unions — Vol. 30
28. The Class Divide Grows — Vol. 30
29. Militancy is back! — Vol. 30
30. Should the unions disaffiliate? — Vol. 30
31. Future of the Unions — Vol. 30
32. The New View of Society — Vol. 30
Introduction — Vol. 31
Introduction by Leon Trotsky — Vol. 31
‘Left-Wing’ Communism: An Infantile Disorder — Vol. 31
1. In What Sense We Can Speak of the International Significance of the Russian Revolution — Vol. 31
2. An Essential Condition of the Bolsheviks’ Success — Vol. 31
3. The Principal Stages in the History of Bolshevism — Vol. 31
4. The Struggle Against Which Enemies Within the Working-Class Movement Helped Bolshevism Develop, Gain Strength, and Become Steeled — Vol. 31
5. ‘Left-Wing’ Communism in Germany. The Leaders, the Party, the Class, the Masses — Vol. 31
6. Should Revolutionaries Work in Reactionary Trade Unions? — Vol. 31
7. Should We Participate in Bourgeois Parliaments? — Vol. 31
8. No Compromises? — Vol. 31
9. ‘Left-Wing’ Communism in Great Britain — Vol. 31
10. Several Conclusions — Vol. 31
Appendices — Vol. 31
Note on Dates — Vol. 32
Introduction — Vol. 32
March — Vol. 32
April — Vol. 32
May — Vol. 32
June — Vol. 32
July — Vol. 32
August — Vol. 32
September — Vol. 32
October — Vol. 32
Timeline — Vol. 32
Glossary — Vol. 32
Further Reading — Vol. 32
Foreword — Vol. 33
Introduction to the Fourth Edition — Vol. 33
A Note from the Authors — Vol. 33
1. Introduction — Vol. 33
2. From the History of Bolshevism (Part One) — Vol. 33
3. From the History of Bolshevism (Part Two) — Vol. 33
4. The Theory of The Permanent Revolution — Vol. 33
5. Trotsky and Brest-Litovsk — Vol. 33
6. The Rise of Stalinism — Vol. 33
7. Lenin’s Struggle Against Bureaucracy — Vol. 33
8. Socialism in One Country — Vol. 33
9. Conclusion — Vol. 33
Appendix A – Trotsky: His Ideas — Vol. 33
Appendix B – Lenin’s Suppressed Letters — Vol. 33
Appendix C – Lenin’s Last Letters — Vol. 33
Bibliography — Vol. 33
Preface — Vol. 34
Introduction — Vol. 34
1. Becoming a Revolutionary — Vol. 34
2. Reform or Revolution — Vol. 34
3. The Russian Organisational Question — Vol. 34
4. Mass Strike and Spontaneity — Vol. 34
5. The Quiet Before the Storm — Vol. 34
6. The War — Vol. 34
7. The Russian Revolution — Vol. 34
8. The German Revolution — Vol. 34
Final Considerations: The Eagle — Vol. 34
Postscript — Vol. 34
Glossary — Vol. 34
Bibliography — Vol. 34
List of Titles — Vol. 34
Introduction to the 1895 Edition – Engels — Vol. 35
The Class Struggles in France: 1848-1850 — Vol. 35
Part I The Defeat of June 1848 — Vol. 35
Part II From June 1848 to 13 June 1849 — Vol. 35
Part III Consequences of 13 June 1849 — Vol. 35
Part IV The Abolition of Universal Suffrage in 1850 — Vol. 35
Introduction to the Second Edition — Vol. 36
Author’s Introduction — Vol. 36
1. “Blood From Every Pore” — Vol. 36
2. The American Revolution — Vol. 36
3. Rich and Poor — Vol. 36
4. The Second American Revolution — Vol. 36
5. Labor and Capital — Vol. 36
6. Imperialism — Vol. 36
7. The Great Depression — Vol. 36
8. World War II — Vol. 36
9. The Colonial Revolution — Vol. 36
10. The Soul of America and the Future of Humanity — Vol. 36
Appendix I: If America Should Go Communist — Vol. 36
Appendix II: Address of the International Working Men’s Association to Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America — Vol. 36
Appendix III: The Need for a Labor Party — Vol. 36
Appendix IV:Shays’s Rebellion and the American Revolution — Vol. 36
Appendix V: When the Socialist Party Was a Factor in US Politics: Lessons in Party Building[1] — Vol. 36
Appendix VI: The 75th Anniversary of the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters Strike — Vol. 36
Bibliography — Vol. 36
Preface — Vol. 37
Introduction — Vol. 37
Foreword — Vol. 37
1. Yanovka — Vol. 37
2. Our Neighbours and My First School — Vol. 37
3. Odessa: My Family and My School — Vol. 37
4. Books and Early Conflicts — Vol. 37
5. Country and Town — Vol. 37
6. The Break — Vol. 37
7. My First Revolutionary Organisation — Vol. 37
8. My First Prisons — Vol. 37
9. My First Exile — Vol. 37
10. My First Escape — Vol. 37
11. An Émigré for the First Time — Vol. 37
12. The Party Congress and the Split — Vol. 37
13. The Return to Russia — Vol. 37
14. The Year 1905 — Vol. 37
15. Trial, Exile, Escape — Vol. 37
16. My Second Foreign Exile: German Socialism — Vol. 37
17 Preparing for a New Revolution — Vol. 37
18. The Beginning of the War — Vol. 37
19. Paris and Zimmerwald — Vol. 37
20. My Expulsion From France — Vol. 37
21. Through Spain — Vol. 37
22. New York — Vol. 37
23. In a Concentration Camp — Vol. 37
24. In Petrograd — Vol. 37
25. Concerning Slanderers — Vol. 37
26. From July to October — Vol. 37
27. The Deciding Night — Vol. 37
28. ‘Trotskyism’ in 1917 — Vol. 37
29. In Power — Vol. 37
30. In Moscow — Vol. 37
31. Negotiations at Brest-Litovsk — Vol. 37
32. Peace — Vol. 37
33. A Month at Sviyazhsk — Vol. 37
34. The Train — Vol. 37
35. The Defence of Petrograd — Vol. 37
36. The Military Opposition — Vol. 37
37. Disagreements Over War Strategy — Vol. 37
38. Transition to the New Economic Policy & My Relations With Lenin — Vol. 37
39. Lenin’s Illness — Vol. 37
40. The Conspiracy of the Epigones — Vol. 37
41. Lenin’s Death and the Shift of Power — Vol. 37
42. The Last Period of Struggle Within the Party — Vol. 37
43. The Exile — Vol. 37
44. The Deportation — Vol. 37
45. The Planet Without a Visa — Vol. 37
Testament of Leon Trotsky — Vol. 37
Introduction by Rob Sewell — Vol. 38
Preface to the First Edition — Vol. 38
Preface to the Fourth Edition — Vol. 38
1. Stages of Prehistoric Culture — Vol. 38
2. The Family — Vol. 38
3. The Iroquois Gens — Vol. 38
4. The Greek Gens — Vol. 38
5. The Rise of the Athenian State — Vol. 38
6. The Gens and the State in Rome — Vol. 38
7. The Gens Among Celts and Germans — Vol. 38
8. The Formation of the State Among the Germans — Vol. 38
9. Barbarism and Civilisation — Vol. 38
Addendum: A Recently Discovered Case of Group Marriage — Vol. 38
Publisher’s Note — Vol. 39
Introduction — Vol. 39
Preface — Vol. 39
Prologue — Vol. 39
1. The Prussians enter Paris — Vol. 39
2. The coalition opens fire on Paris — Vol. 39
3. The eighteenth of March — Vol. 39
4. The Central Committee calls for elections — Vol. 39
5. Reorganization of the Public Services — Vol. 39
6. The mayors and the Assembly combine against Paris — Vol. 39
7. The Central Committee forces the mayors to capitulate — Vol. 39
8. Proclamation of the Commune — Vol. 39
9. The Commune at Lyons, St. Etienne and Creuzot — Vol. 39
10. The Commune at Marseilles, Toulouse and Narbonne — Vol. 39
11. The Council of the Commune wavers — Vol. 39
12. The Versaillese beat back the Commune patrols and massacre prisoners — Vol. 39
13. The Commune is defeated at Marseilles and Narbonne — Vol. 39
14. The weaknesses of the Council — Vol. 39
15. The Commune’s first combats — Vol. 39
16. The Manifesto and the germs of defeat — Vol. 39
17. Women of the Commune and the opposing armies — Vol. 39
18. The work of the Commune — Vol. 39
19. Formation of the Committee of Public Safety — Vol. 39
20. Rossel replaces Cluseret — Vol. 39
21. Paris bombarded: Rossel flees — Vol. 39
22. Conspiracies against the Commune — Vol. 39
23. The ‘Lefts’ betray Paris — Vol. 39
24. The new Committee at work — Vol. 39
25. Paris on the eve of death — Vol. 39
26. The enemy enters Paris — Vol. 39
27. The invasion continues — Vol. 39
28. The street battles continue — Vol. 39
29. On the barricades — Vol. 39
30. The Left bank falls — Vol. 39
31. The Commune’s last stand — Vol. 39
32. The Versaillese fury — Vol. 39
33. The fate of the prisoners — Vol. 39
34. The trials of the Communards — Vol. 39
35. The executions — Vol. 39
36. The balance-sheet of bourgeois vengeance — Vol. 39
Appendices — Vol. 39
Glossary — Vol. 39
Reason in Revolt — Vol. 40
Cover — Vol. 40
Production — Vol. 40
Acknowledgements — Vol. 40
Contents — Vol. 40
Author's introduction to eBook edition — Vol. 40
Author's preface to the second English edition — Vol. 40
Authors' foreword — Vol. 40
Reason and unreason — Vol. 40
Introduction — Vol. 40
2. Philosophy and Religion — Vol. 40
3. Dialectical Materialism — Vol. 40
4. Formal Logic and Dialectics — Vol. 40
Endnotes — Vol. 40
Time, Space and Motion — Vol. 40
Revolution in Physics — Vol. 40
6. Uncertainty and Idealism — Vol. 40
7. Relativity Theory — Vol. 40
8. The Arrow of Time — Vol. 40
9. The Big Bang — Vol. 40
Endnotes — Vol. 40
Life, Mind and Matter — Vol. 40
The Dialectics of Geology — Vol. 40
11. How Life Arose — Vol. 40
12. The Revolutionary Birth of Humankind — Vol. 40
13. The Genesis of Mind — Vol. 40
14. Marxism and Darwinism — Vol. 40
15. The "Selfish Gene"? — Vol. 40
Endnotes — Vol. 40
Order out of Chaos — Vol. 40
Does Mathematics Reflect Reality? — Vol. 40
17. Chaos Theory — Vol. 40
18. The Theory of Knowledge — Vol. 40
19. Alienation and the Future of Humanity — Vol. 40
Endnotes — Vol. 40
Bibliography — Vol. 40
Glossary of Terms — Vol. 40
Introduction by Alan Woods — Vol. 41
Introduction — Vol. 41
1. The Opportunist Method — Vol. 41
2. The Adaptation of Capital — Vol. 41
3. The Realisation of Socialism through Social Reforms — Vol. 41
4. Capitalism and the State — Vol. 41
5. The Consequences of Social Reformism and General Nature of Reformism — Vol. 41
6. Economic Development and Socialism — Vol. 41
7. Co-operatives, Unions, Democracy — Vol. 41
8. Conquest of Political Power — Vol. 41
9. Collapse — Vol. 41
10. Opportunism and Theory in Practice — Vol. 41
Introduction by Alan Woods — Vol. 42
The Permanent Revolution (1931) — Vol. 42
Results and Prospects (1906) — Vol. 42
The Revolution Betrayed – a Marxist masterpiece — Vol. 43
Introduction — Vol. 43
1. What Has Been Achieved — Vol. 43
2. Economic Growth and the Zigzags of the Leadership — Vol. 43
3. Socialism and the State — Vol. 43
4. The Struggle for Productivity of Labour — Vol. 43
5. The Soviet Thermidor — Vol. 43
6. The Growth of Inequality and Social Antagonisms — Vol. 43
7. Family, Youth and Culture — Vol. 43
8. Foreign Policy and the Army — Vol. 43
9. Social Relations in the Soviet Union — Vol. 43
10. The Soviet Union in the Mirror of the New Constitution — Vol. 43
11. Whither the Soviet Union? — Vol. 43
Appendix: “Socialism in One Country” — Vol. 43
Postscript — Vol. 43
Contents — Vol. 44
Introduction — Vol. 44
Dynamics of the Cuban Revolution: Where Now? — Vol. 44
Nicaragua: A country that did not finish its revolution — Vol. 44
Venezuela: The Almost Revolution — Vol. 44
Acknowledgements — Vol. 45
Abbreviations and Explanatory Notes — Vol. 45
Opening_Quote — Vol. 45
Introduction — Vol. 45
1. The ‘Woman Question’: Recognition of Women’s Dual Burden — Vol. 45
2. The ‘Woman Question’: Early Years in Russia — Vol. 45
3. Working Women of Petrograd Ignite the Russian Revolution — Vol. 45
4. October 1917: A Proletarian, Socialist Revolution — Vol. 45
5. War Communism, the Founding of Zhenotdel — Vol. 45
6. Abortion Rights, New Economic Policy and the Second Conference of Communist Women — Vol. 45
7. Objective Circumstances Limit Bolshevik Aspirations — Vol. 45
8. The New Course and the 1926 Family Code — Vol. 45
9. The First Five-Year Plan, Women in the Workforce — Vol. 45
10. Collectivisation and Famine — Vol. 45
11. The Hujum, Unveiling and Collectivisation in Central Asia — Vol. 45
12. The Second Five-Year Plan, A Woman’s Right to Choose — Vol. 45
13. The Great Terror — Vol. 45
14. Women, the Great Patriotic War and ‘Post-Stalinism’ — Vol. 45
15. Women and Capitalist Restoration — Vol. 45
Appendix: Capitalist Restoration – From Soviet Union to Russian Federation — Vol. 45
Preface — Vol. 46
Introduction — Vol. 46
Part I — Vol. 46
Part II — Vol. 46
Part III — Vol. 46
Part IV — Vol. 46
Dedication — Vol. 47
Contents — Vol. 47
Acknowledgements — Vol. 47
Preface — Vol. 47
Foreword — Vol. 47
1. The Long Night of Francoism — Vol. 47
2. The Reawakening – 1960-73 — Vol. 47
3. The International Context — Vol. 47
4. The Death of a Dictator: The Church in Self-Preservation Mode — Vol. 47
5. March 1976: The Floodgates Open — Vol. 47
6. Vitoria: The Turning Point — Vol. 47
7. The Irresistible Rise of Adolfo Suárez 1976-77: “A normal Man” — Vol. 47
8. Seven Days in January: “A Superficial, Controlled Democracy” — Vol. 47
9. The Communist Party — Vol. 47
10. The Socialists: The PSOE — Vol. 47
11. The National Question — Vol. 47
12. The Strange Birth of a ‘Parliamentary Monarchy’: The Fascists — Vol. 47
13. The Turn of the Tide: The Sick Man of Europe — Vol. 47
14. Decline and Fall: Demoralisation — Vol. 47
15. The 23 February Coup — Vol. 47
16. The Aftermath — Vol. 47
17. Deconstructing a Mythology: Spain’s ‘Democratic Transition’: The Fraud of the Century — Vol. 47
Postscript to the Reader of this Book — Vol. 47
Chronology — Vol. 47
Glossary — Vol. 47
Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Spain — Vol. 48
Foreword by Ted Grant — Vol. 48
1. Why the Fascists Revolted — Vol. 48
2. The Bourgeois ‘Allies’ in the Peoples Front — Vol. 48
3. The Revolution of July 19 — Vol. 48
4. Towards a Coalition with the Bourgeoisie — Vol. 48
5. The Politics of the Spanish Working Class — Vol. 48
6. The Programme of the Caballero Coalition Government — Vol. 48
7. The Programme of the Catalan Government — Vol. 48
8. Revival of the Bourgeois State: September 1936-April 1931 — Vol. 48
9. The Counter-Revolution and the Masses — Vol. 48
10. The May Days: Barricades in Barcelona — Vol. 48
11. The Dismissal of Largo Caballero — Vol. 48
12. ‘El Gobierno de la Victoria’ — Vol. 48
13. The Conquest of Catalonia — Vol. 48
14. The Conquest of Aragon — Vol. 48
15. The Military Struggle under Giral, and Caballero — Vol. 48
16. The Military Struggle under Negrin-Prieto — Vol. 48
17. Only Two Roads — Vol. 48
Postscript — Vol. 48
The Civil War in Spain — Vol. 48
1. The Birth of The Republic – 1931 — Vol. 48
2. The Tasks of the Bourgeois-democratic Revolution — Vol. 48
3. The Coalition Government and the Return of Reaction, 1931-1933 — Vol. 48
4. The Fight Against Fascism: November 1933 to February 1936 — Vol. 48
5. The People’s Front Government and its Supporters: February 20 to July 17, 1936 — Vol. 48
6. The Masses Struggle Against Fascism Despite the People’s Front: Feb. 16 to July 16, 1936 — Vol. 48
7. Counter-revolution and Dual Power — Vol. 48
Foreword — Vol. 49
Introduction — Vol. 49
Author’s 1924 Introduction — Vol. 49
1. Towards the First World Congress — Vol. 49
May Day and the International — Vol. 49
To the Spartacus League of Germany and the Communist Party of German Austria — Vol. 49
Order out of Chaos — Vol. 49
2. The First World Congress — Vol. 49
Invitation to the first World Congress — Vol. 49
Manifesto of the Communist International to the Workers of the World — Vol. 49
Report on the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Red Army — Vol. 49
Order of the Day Number Eighty-Three to the Red Army and Navy — Vol. 49
3. From the First to the Second World Congress — Vol. 49
To Comrades of the Spartacus League — Vol. 49
A Creeping Revolution — Vol. 49
Great Days — Vol. 49
En Route: Thoughts on the Progress of the Proletarian Revolution — Vol. 49
A Letter to Our French Comrades — Vol. 49
French Socialism on the Eve of Revolution — Vol. 49
Jean Longuet — Vol. 49
On the Coming Congress of the Comintern — Vol. 49
4. The Second World Congress — Vol. 49
Speech on Comrade Zinoviev’s Report on the Role of the Party — Vol. 49
Manifesto of the Second World Congress — Vol. 49
5. From the Second the the Third World Congress — Vol. 49
A Letter to a French Syndicalist about the Communist Party — Vol. 49
On the Policy of the KAPD — Vol. 49
Vergeat, Lepetit and Lefebvre — Vol. 49
The March Movement in Germany — Vol. 49
The March Revolutionary Movement in Germany — Vol. 49
May Day Manifesto of the ECCI — Vol. 49
The Unemployed and the Trade Unions — Vol. 49
Speech Delivered at the Second World Conference of Communist Women — Vol. 49
Letter to Comrade Monatte — Vol. 49
Letter to Comrades Cachin and Frossard — Vol. 49
On l’Humanité, the Central Organ of the French Party — Vol. 49
6. The Third World Congress — Vol. 49
The Red Army to the General Staff of the Revolution — Vol. 49
Report on the World Economic Crisis and the New Tasks of the Communist International — Vol. 49
Summary Speech — Vol. 49
Theses on the International Situation and the Tasks of the Comintern — Vol. 49
Speech on the Italian Question — Vol. 49
Speech on Comrade Radek’s Report on ‘Tactics of the Comintern’ — Vol. 49
Speech on Comrade Lenin’s Report: ‘Tactics of the Russian Communist Party’ — Vol. 49
7. From the Third to the Fourth World Congress — Vol. 49
The Main Lesson of the Third Congress — Vol. 49
Report on ‘The Balance Sheet’ of the Third Congress of the Communist International — Vol. 49
Summary Speech — Vol. 49
A School of Revolutionary Strategy — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Marseilles Convention of the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
Speech on Comrade Zinoviev’s Report ‘The Tactics of the Communist International’ at the Eleventh Party Conference — Vol. 49
Summary Speech at the Eleventh Party Conference — Vol. 49
Flood-Tide — Vol. 49
Paul Levi and Some ‘Lefts’ — Vol. 49
On the United Front — Vol. 49
Resolution of the ECCI on the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
The Communists and the Peasantry in France — Vol. 49
The Lessons of May Day — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Central Committee of the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
French Communism and the Position of Comrade Rappoport — Vol. 49
To Comrade Ker — Vol. 49
Resolution of the ECCI on the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
A Letter to Comrade Treint — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Seine Federation of the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (13 September 1922) — Vol. 49
From the ECCI to the Paris Convention of the French Communist Party (6 October 1922) — Vol. 49
8. The Fourth World Congress — Vol. 49
The Fifth Anniversary of the October Revolution and the Fourth World Congress of the Communist International — Vol. 49
Speech in Honour of the Communist International — Vol. 49
The New Economic Policy of Soviet Russia and the Perspectives of the World Revolution — Vol. 49
The Economic Situation of Soviet Russia from the Standpoint of the Socialist Revolution — Vol. 49
Resolution on the French Question — Vol. 49
A Militant Labour Programme for the French Communist Party — Vol. 49
Resolution of the French Commission — Vol. 49
9. After the Fourth Congress — Vol. 49
Political Perspectives — Vol. 49
Report on the Fourth World Congress — Vol. 49
Preface to The Communist Movement in France — Vol. 49
Is the Slogan “The United States of Europe” a Timely One? — Vol. 49
Can a Counter-Revolution or a Revolution Be Made on Schedule? — Vol. 49
To Comrade McKay — Vol. 49
Introduction by Alan Woods — Vol. 50
Prefaces — Vol. 50
1. Class Society and the State — Vol. 50
2. The Experience of 1848-51 — Vol. 50
3. The Experience of the Paris Commune: Marx’s Analysis — Vol. 50
4. Supplementary Explanations by Engels — Vol. 50
5. The Economic Basis for the Withering Away of the State — Vol. 50
6. The Vulgarisation of Marxism by the Opportunists — Vol. 50
7. The Experience of the Russian Revolutions of 1905 and 1917 — Vol. 50
PostScript to the First Edition — Vol. 50
Introduction — Vol. 51
Part 1: Germany - Writings by Leon Trotsky — Vol. 51
Problems of the International Left Opposition — Vol. 51
What is Fascism? — Vol. 51
Germany: The Only Road — Vol. 51
The Tragedy of the German Proletariat — Vol. 51
What is National Socialism? — Vol. 51
German Bonapartism — Vol. 51
Part 2: France - Writings by Leon Trotsky — Vol. 51
Bonapartism and Fascism — Vol. 51
Whither France? — Vol. 51
France at the Turning Point — Vol. 51
The French Revolution Has Begun! — Vol. 51
Revolutionary Interlude in France — Vol. 51
Part 3: Europe After the War - Writings by Leon Trotsky and Ted Grant — Vol. 51
Bonapartism, Fascism and War — Vol. 51
Democracy or Bonapartism in Europe — Vol. 51
The Menace of Fascism — Vol. 51
Timeline — Vol. 51
Introduction by Rob Sewell — Vol. 52
VOLUME ONE — Vol. 52
I. History and Culture — Vol. 52
The Seventeenth-Century Revolution — Vol. 52
Britain and Military Strategy — Vol. 52
The Working Class in the Nineteenth Century — Vol. 52
British Bourgeois ‘Morality’ — Vol. 52
The Philosophy of British Capitalism — Vol. 52
II. The Decline of British Imperialism — Vol. 52
Imperialist Diplomacy in the Middle East — Vol. 52
The First World War — Vol. 52
Against the Russian Revolution — Vol. 52
Fighting Soviet Russia — Vol. 52
The Soviet-Polish War — Vol. 52
The Post-War Crisis — Vol. 52
Anglo-Soviet Relations 1921-1923 — Vol. 52
The Revolutionary Crisis in Germany — Vol. 52
The Foreign Policy of the First Labour Government — Vol. 52
Anglo-American Rivalry and the Growth of Militarism — Vol. 52
IIII. The Labour Movement — Vol. 52
The Revival of the Working Class — Vol. 52
The British Proletariat and the War — Vol. 52
Labour Bureaucracy and the Post-War Class Struggle — Vol. 52
The Growth of the Labour Party — Vol. 52
The MacDonald Government — Vol. 52
VOLUME TWO — Vol. 52
IV. Where is Britain Going? — Vol. 52
Preface to the American Edition — Vol. 52
Preface — Vol. 52
1. The Decline of Britain — Vol. 52
2. Mr. Baldwin and… Gradualness — Vol. 52
3. One or Two Peculiarities of English Labour Leaders — Vol. 52
4. The Fabian ‘Theory’ of Socialism — Vol. 52
5. The Question of Revolutionary Force — Vol. 52
6. Two Traditions: The Seventeenth-Century Revolution and Chartism — Vol. 52
7. Trade Unions and Bolshevism — Vol. 52
8. Prospects — Vol. 52
V. Problems of the British Labour Movement — Vol. 52
Notes on the Situation in Britain, 1925-1926 — Vol. 52
Replies to Critics — Vol. 52
The General Strike — Vol. 52
VI. The Lessons of the General Strike — Vol. 52
The Opposition’s Fight for Clarity — Vol. 52
The Anglo-Russian Committee and Comintern Policy — Vol. 52
The Break-up of the Anglo-Russian Committee — Vol. 52
The Struggle in Retrospect — Vol. 52
Appendices — Vol. 52
Introduction to the English Edition of ‘Where is Britain Going?’ — Vol. 52
Trotsky on Our Sins — Vol. 52
Trotsky and His English Critics — Vol. 52
VOLUME THREE — Vol. 52
VII. From World Slump to World War — Vol. 52
British ‘Democratic’ Traditions — Vol. 52
The Labour Party and Britain’s Decline — Vol. 52
The Outbreak of War — Vol. 52
VIII. Trotsky Versus Centrism in Britain — Vol. 52
Questions of Perspective — Vol. 52
The First British Trotskyists — Vol. 52
The ILP After Disaffiliation — Vol. 52
The ‘Marxist Group’ in the ILP — Vol. 52
Cardinal Questions Facing the ILP — Vol. 52
The ILP and the Fourth International — Vol. 52
The Decline of the ILP — Vol. 52
Letters to Sumner — Vol. 52
Stalinism and Centrism — Vol. 52
IX. British Imperialism and National Liberation Struggles — Vol. 52
The Principles Involved — Vol. 52
Ireland, 1916 — Vol. 52
Afghanistan — Vol. 52
India — Vol. 52
Britain and Mexico, 1938 — Vol. 52
Name Glossary — Vol. 52
Contents — Vol. 53
Introduction — Vol. 53
1. Dialectical Materialism — Vol. 53
2. Historical Materialism — Vol. 53
3. Marxist Economics — Vol. 53
Glossary — Vol. 53
Contents — Vol. 54
Introduction — Vol. 54
Preface — Vol. 54
Preface — Vol. 54
1. Dogmatism And ‘Freedom of Criticism’ — Vol. 54
2. The Spontaneity of the Masses and theConsciousness of the Social-Democrats — Vol. 54
3. Trade-Unionist Politics and Social-Democratic Politics — Vol. 54
4. The Primitiveness of the Economists and the Organisation of the Revolutionaries — Vol. 54
5. The ‘Plan’ For an All-Russia Political Newspaper — Vol. 54
Conclusion — Vol. 54
Appendix: The Attempt to Unite Iskra With Rabocheye Dyelo — Vol. 54
Correction to What Is to Be Done? — Vol. 54
Introduction — Vol. 55
1. The National Question and the Class Question — Vol. 55
2. Historical Role of Bourgeois Nationalism — Vol. 55
3. Feargus O’Connor and the Fenians — Vol. 55
4. The Workers’ Movement — Vol. 55
5. The Easter Rising — Vol. 55
6. Guerrilla War — Vol. 55
7. The Russian Revolution and Ireland — Vol. 55
8. The Thirties — Vol. 55
9. Bloody Sunday — Vol. 55
10. The Prisoners’ Struggle — Vol. 55
11. The Good Friday Agreement — Vol. 55
12. A Change Of Course Is Needed! — Vol. 55
13. Against Sectarianism! For Class Unity! — Vol. 55
Dedication — Vol. 56
Contents — Vol. 56
Introduction — Vol. 56
1. Assassination in Sarajevo — Vol. 56
2. On the Brink of the Abyss — Vol. 56
3. The Strange Story of the Kaiser and the Tsar — Vol. 56
4. Into the Abyss — Vol. 56
5. The Great Slaughter Begins — Vol. 56
6. Wilfred Owen and the Muse of War — Vol. 56
7. Tsarist Russia and the War — Vol. 56
8. Turkey Joins the War — Vol. 56
9. Victims and Aggressors — Vol. 56
10. The USA: War is Good for Business — Vol. 56
11. Big Bandits and Small Bandits — Vol. 56
12. Under Fire – The Real Face of War — Vol. 56
13. 1916-17: The Turning of the Tide — Vol. 56
14. The Middle East and the Sykes-Picot Treaty: A Poisonous Legacy — Vol. 56
15. How Revolution Ended the First World War — Vol. 56
16. The Treaty of Versailles: The Peace to End All Peace — Vol. 56
Epilogue: Revolutionary Optimism — Vol. 56