MARXISM
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Congress Resister October 1985 | |
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Congress Resister September 1983 Volume 1 Number 1 | |
| Frelimo decalres itself a Marxist-Leninist Party | ||
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How foreign is Communism? | |
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Ikwezi |
Ikwezi, a Xhosa word meaning "rising star", was a Marxist-Leninist journal devoted to proletarian socialist revolution in Southern Africa, published in England by "a group of South African and Southern African revolutionaries with long histories of devotion to the struggle for freedom in Southern |
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In defence of the freedom of: thought, conscience, speech, press, association and assembly | |
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Inkululeko - Freedom |
Typescript of a publication of the SACP entitled Inkululeko - Freedom. Headings: Lessons of the recent strikes; The struggle by the students and the need that they be taught principles of Marxism-Leninism. |
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Inqaba ya basebenzi |
Inqaba ya basebenzi, published in London by the Marxist Workers' Tendency of the African National Congress documents the workers' struggle for national liberation, democracy and socialism. |
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Introducing ourselves: continuity and discontinuity on the left | |
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Introductory essay: Inqaba ya Basebenzi Journal of the Marxist Workers' Tendency of the ANC |
A scholarly introductory essay on the periodical Inqaba ya Basebenzi |
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Letter from Peter Brown to Geoff | |
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Marxism - the unknown quantity |
A French assessment of a concept likely to help crystallise the continent's political and economic ideas in the sixties. |
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Marxism and the one-party state | |
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Marxism and Violence: 1. Different Kinds of Violence | |
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Marxism through African eyes |
How Africa sees Marxist interpretation of the African revolution. |
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Marxism through African eyes |
The rigidity of the Marxist attitude has led Marxists into a large dose of self deception, and may in the future lead to dangerous misunderstandings. |
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Marxism: the science of change | |
| New debate on nature of Russia in Marxist-Leninist movement | ||
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Nigeria's first mass socialist Party | |
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Rejoinder to Dr Walter Rodney's criticism of Dr Kwame Nkrumah |