Marxist historian Sandra Bloodworth commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Commune, recounting the breathtaking events and providing an assessment of their ongoing political significance.
Sandra Bloodworth introduces the contents of the fifth issue of the journal.
In this groundbreaking piece, Sandra Bloodworth critiques bourgeois feminist approaches to understanding and combating rape and sexual violence.
Sandra Bloodworth introduces the contents of the fourth issue of the journal.
Sandra Bloodworth critiques the failures of Arab nationalism, putting a case for a socialist strategy for working class self-emancipation in the region.
Sandra Bloodworth introduces the contents of the third issue of the journal.
Sandra Bloodworth explains the rationale for establishing the ‘Socialist Review’ as a twice-yearly journal.
In this important piece, Sandra Bloodworth critiques feminist theories of women's oppression...
Sandra Bloodworth looks at the impact of identity politics on some of the best feminist and social historians of the Russian revolution.
