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Description
The years since Karl Marx’s death have seen the emergence of movements, organizations and governments declaring themselves to be “Marxist.” How can we make sense of this development? This short book is an attempt to untangle these “Marxisms,” to establish criteria for evaluating claims to stand within the Marxist tradition.
Author Bios

John Molyneux (1948–2022) was a socialist, activist and writer. Formerly a lecturer in Art History at Portsmouth University, he lived in Dublin where he was a member of People Before Profit. His many books include What is the Real Marxist Tradition? (Haymarket), Rembrandt and Revolution (Redwords), Lenin for Today (Bookmarks), Will the Revolution be Televised? (Bookmarks), and Marxism and the Party (Haymarket). He was a founder of the Global Ecosocialist Network.

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Publication date: December 1, 2003

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