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Beyond the Labyrinth: Marxist Trajectories,cent times. I have inevitably simplified the complex labyrinth of the marxist discourse and the socialist communist movements. Sometimes, though, it would seem that the labyrinth – with its walls, dead-ends and Borgesian logic – is one that some marxists/socialists/communists have created for themselves or, more often, their followers.

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Soviets Plus Electrification: Marxism and Development,ue of socialism and underdevelopment, the fact that most socialist revolutions have not occurred in the states where the most advanced capitalism prevails. Finally, this chapter turns to more recent engagements of post-marxist currents, with the issue of development, now perceived much more critically, indeed rejected as an assumed human good.

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Red and Green: Marxism and Nature,roletarian science’ in biology. Yet for a living marxism in the twentyfirst century, the coming together of red and green politics will, undoubtedly, be a critical issue. If we trace back Marx’s own ambiguous legacy on the question of nature we find relevant lessons for today’s debates. After summar

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Soviets Plus Electrification: Marxism and Development,ues of development. Indeed, development, in either its capitalist or socialist variants, is central to the marxist enterprise. This chapter surveys critically some of the main interactions between the discourses of marxism and development. Marx himself is shown to be ambiguous, with early fairly mec

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Gravediggers Limited: Marxism and Workers,as central to the development of modern society. Workers are seen as the ‘gravediggers’ of capitalist society. This chapter examines firstly how Marx himself conceived of workers and their role in the marxist conceptual edifice. This is followed by a consideration of the role of workers in the Russi

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