What Is Stalinism? | Revolution Festival '23

What Is Stalinism? | Revolution Festival '23

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The state and the crisis of bourgeois democracy

In this episode of Marxist Voice, Ben Gliniecki, General Secretary of the RCP, outlines the Marxist theory of the state, explains why the Epstein revelations have exposed the true nature of liberal democracy, and discusses how a working-class alternative to bourgeois rule can eme ...  Show more

People, parties, and psychology: The role of the individual in history

Did Napoleon change history? Did Lenin make the Russian Revolution? Or do individuals simply express much deeper historical forces?Jack Tye Wilson tackles one of the biggest questions in Marxist theory: the relationship between the individual and society. This episode explains ho ...  Show more

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