The Origins of the Revolutionary Tradition in America (feat. Gerald Horne)

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A Marxist History of Slavery and Capitalism (feat. David McNally)

Was Atlantic slavery a capitalist system or a pre-capitalist system? If we understand Atlantic slavery (16th - 19th centuries) as a distinct capitalist system of domination, what does this tell us about capitalism as such, and what does it tell us bout how slavery was overthrown ...  Show more

Marxian Totality: Inverting Hegel to Expound Worldly Matters (feat. Kaveh Boveiri)

I'm joined by Marxist philosopher Kaveh Boveiri to discuss the concept of totality in Hegel and Marx. The center of our conversation is Dr. Boveiri's new book Marxian Totality: Inverting Hegel to Expound Worldly Matters. We also address the war on Iran and how the Iranian left is ...  Show more

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