Society is formed on the basis of the unity of productive forces and productive relations. Productive relations are the laws defining property and the relationship of people to property in the process of production. The constant, spontaneous development of the productive forces eventually disrupts that unity. An epoch of social revolution creates new productive relations […]
MARS took a break for a few months. We’re back. To focus on education. Revolution is a serious undertaking. It requires serious study. We seek to hone the science of Marxism. To develop it further and share. To help revolutionaries find their way to victory in the complex global battles of this coming decade. This is […]
Our movement suffers in the first place, ideologically, as well as in practical and organisational respects, from its state of fragmentation, from the almost complete immersion of the overwhelming majority of Social-Democrats in local work, which narrows their outlook, the scope of their activities, and their skill in the maintenance of secrecy and their preparedness. […]
Marxists’ analysis of all phenomena, as Engels said, is from the point of view of its: constant motion, change, transformation, development; and the internal connection that makes a continuous whole of all this movement and development. We see the Communist League as an integral part and the result of the class struggle of the international […]
Nelson Peery (June 22, 1923-September 6, 2015) earned himself an honorable and distinctive place and mention in the Marxist movement and the development of the science of society. In the 1970s Nelson became a rallying point and then a mobilizing force of a distinct post-Khrushchev Marxism-Leninism. His understanding of the social movement was shaped […]
A revolution is an abrupt and notable change in the pattern of events, both in its Marxist and non-Marxist meaning. From the standpoint of Marxist philosophy, revolution is composed of both objective and subjective aspects. The economic revolution is objective and takes place as qualitatively new means of production replace the old. On that basis, […]
At a certain stage of development, the material productive forces of society come into conflict with the existing relations of production or – this merely expresses the same thing in legal terms – with the property relations within the framework of which they have operated hitherto. From forms of development of the productive forces these relations […]
In the United States, Police, Sheriffs and other “officers of the law” kill three people a day, every day, on average. With Ferguson, people began to address the idea of “state-sanctioned murder.” These young leaders are principally from a generation that was born in 1980 or later. They represent the motion of a new class […]
Political Crisis Now Stalks the US You know something is weird when we are supposed to cheer on the FBI in its battle with Donald Trump. Some people even claim that the FBI is now leading the so-called “Resistance”! This craziness is one sign of the political crisis that is rising in the United States […]
Communism Today: Distribution According to Need What is communism? What is socialism? Americans today are increasingly asking themselves these questions as they seek answers to the poverty and violence of daily life in a capitalist economy. Is it true that there is simply no alternative to the mind-numbing destruction and waste of modern capitalism? Do […]
