Phil Griffiths explores the origins and ongoing realities of anti-Japanese bigotry in Australia.
In part one of a two-part series, Tony Sullivan draws on Hegel and Lukacs to defend the crucial concepts of historical materialism, labour and truth against the post-structuralists.
Anne Picot debunks the commonly held idea that the USSR was an example of a planned economy.
Mick Armstrong dismantles the romanticism surrounding Makhno with a study of his activity during the Russian Civil War.
David Glanz responds critically to Tom O'Lincoln's piece on Mariategui in the previous edition of the Socialist Review.
Sandra Bloodworth explains the rationale for establishing the ‘Socialist Review’ as a twice-yearly journal.
David Lockwood analyses the social, political and economic factors that precipitated the heroic Tiananmen Square movement.
In this important piece, Sandra Bloodworth critiques feminist theories of women's oppression...
Robert Bollard looks at the history of the crisis in former Yugoslavia.
David Glanz documents the sordid history of Australian imperialism in the South Pacific.
In this fascinating piece, Mick Armstrong explores the politics of the heroic Industrial Workers of the World, Australia's first mass revolutionary working class movement.
