Marxist Theory
The Comintern and the Concept of a Workers' Government Sunday, 08 January 2012 17:50 |  Written by Radical Socialist |  | 
Comintern’s 1922 World Congress: A ‘workers’ government’ as a step toward socialism John Riddell The concept of a workers' government is the awkward child of the early Communist...
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Mamata Banerjee Must Apologise for Insulting Women
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Mamata Banerjee Must Apologise for Insulting Women
The silence of West Bengal’s intelligentsia, and that of rights activists, is eloquent. It is after all still the long drawn out...
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