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Jean Jaurès, thinker of socialism
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Pages 1 to 6| Front matter
Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
Pages 12 to 26| De la réalité du monde sensible: a socialist
Philosophy ?
| Stéphane Haber
Pages 27 to 40| Jaurès’ Fichte as seen by German socialists
| Jean Quétier
Pages 41 to 59| Social property as a means of achieving communism
| Pierre Cretois
Pages 60 to 72| Jaurès’ vision of the right to resist oppression
| Clothilde Combes
Pages 73 to 90| Jaurès, Lévy-Bruhl and the sentinels of justice
| Frédéric Keck
Pages 91 to 103| Is Jaurès a “revisionist”? On his relationship with Marx and
Marxism
| Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 104 to 116| Georges Sorel, the anti-Jaurès
| Stéphanie Roza
Pages 117 to 131| Socialism and Republicanism
| Franck Fischbach
Pages 133 to 137| On the internal and external structures of the traditional African
agricultural economy
| Hélène Legotien-Rytmann
Pages 139 to 148| Writing the History of Socialism in the 21st Century: About the
Cambridge History of Socialism
| Pierre-Henri Lagedamon
Pages 150 to 170| The Absolute State in Althusser, Poulantzas and Foucault
| Alberto Destasio
Pages 171 to 185| Rosa Luxemburg, internationalist Dreyfusard
| Julien Chuzeville
Pages 186 to 203| ‘Leaving the Circle while staying in it.’ Althusser and
Deconstruction
| Vicente Montenegro Bralic
Pages 204 to 220| Alienation, Ideology and Fetishism. Three Concepts of Objective
Illusion in Marx
| Luiz Repa
Pages 221 to 224| Elisa MARCOBELLI (ed.) Socialisme et pacifisme. De la
IIe Internationale à la guerre froide, Paris, Arbre
bleu, 2024, 185 pages
| Antony Burlaud
Pages 224 to 227| Dominique PINSOLLE Quand les travailleurs sabotaient. France,
États-Unis (1897-1918), Paris, Agone, 2024, 480 pages
| Florent Godguin
Pages 227 to 228| Charles T. WOLFE and John SYMONS (eds.), The History and
Philosophy of Materialism, Abingdon and New York, Routledge,
2024, 500 pages
| Matthieu Renault
Pages 11 to 29| Pietro Bianchi, Psychoanalytical politics for the
21st Century: a critical survey of contemporary
Lacano-Marxism
| Pietro Bianchi, Livio Boni
Pages 30 to 52| Alejandro Dagfal, The Marxisms of Oscar Masotta, 1958-1979.
From Sartre to Lacan via Althusser
| Alejandro Dagfal
Pages 53 to 68| Livio Boni, An astute Freudo-Marxist: Elvio Fachinelli,
between historical and analytical time
| Livio Boni
Pages 69 to 89| Pascale Gillot, Jacques Lacan’s rationalist materialism:
symbolic order and anthropological separation
| Pascale Gillot
Pages 90 to 95| Bertrand Ogilvie, Lacan: one less political anthropology
| Bertrand Ogilvie
Pages 96 to 123| Yahya M. Madra and Ceren Özselçuk, Capitalist discourse:
Value of labor power in social links
| Yahya Madra, Ceren Özselçuk, Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc
Pages 124 to 142| Étienne Balibar, The additional discourse and the issue of
social non-relation
| Étienne Balibar
Pages 144 to 151| Where is Lin Biao?
| Elvio Fachinelli, Marco Spagnuolo
Pages 152 to 157| Kostas Papaïoannou, “Aspects du marxisme” [1966-1967], Imec,
Archives Kostas Papaïoannou (Imec/PPN 6.9)
| Kostas Papaioannou, François Bordes
Pages 159 to 170| Marxism(s) and humanism(s)
| Stéphanie Roza, Jean Quétier
Pages 172 to 189| Reconsidering ownership after private ownership
| Éric Fabri
Pages 190 to 208| Globalisation, war and the end of the agricultural and food
hegemony cycle
| Thierry Pouch, Marine Raffray
Pages 210 to 211| Jean-Marc PIOTTE, Sur Lénine (1972), preface by Jean-Pierre
Couture, Montreal, M. Éditeur, 2024, 268 pages
| Loïg Pascual
Pages 212 to 214| Stanley B. RYERSON, Capitalisme et confédération. Aux sources du
conflit, Quebec / Canada, revised and expanded edition,
translated by André d'Allemagne, preface by Nathan Brullemans and
Alexis Lafleur-Paiement, Montreal, M. Éditeur, 2024, 544 pages
| Pierre-Olivier Lessard
Pages 214 to 216| Robert KURZ and Roswitha SCHOLZ, Quand la démocratie dévore ses
enfants. Remarques sur les fascismes historiques et le nouvel
extrémisme de droite, Albi, Crise et Critique, 2024, 244 pages
| Alexis Piat
Pages 13 to 24| From Karl Marx to ecomarxism
| Michael Löwy
Pages 25 to 45| Economic value and ecological planning: Hayek, Neurath, Nordhaus
and the battle of incommensurability
| Claire Lejeune
Pages 46 to 64| The need and the ecological niche: biology and social sciences in
the Anthropocene
| Philippe Huneman, Razmig Keucheyan
Pages 65 to 76| Eco-social struggles in France
| Christine Poupin
Pages 77 to 87| From (re)generation to (re)production, and back again. What is new
and what is at stake in these conceptual shifts
| Émilie Hache
Pages 89 to 96| Socio-ecological struggles in Latin America
| Sabrina Fernandes, Michael Löwy
Pages 98 to 103| Unpublished lecture on Lenin (1949/1950)
| Cornelius Castoriadis, Quentin Mur-Rodriguez
Pages 105 to 119| Bifurcating in the right direction
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 120 to 134| On Aufhebung and Abschaffung in Karl Marx: “The
false, non-Marxian idea of abolition”?
| Patrick Theuret
Pages 135 to 161| Texts from the void: The Prince and What is to be
done?
| Ranabir Samaddar
Pages 162 to 181| Antonio Negri’s dialectic, politics and ontology
| Roberto Ciccarelli
Pages 182 to 191| For Toni Negri (1933-2023). Notes for a biography of his work
| Sandro Mezzadra
Pages 193 to 203| Marx / Marxisms
| François Bordes, Jean-Marie Nicolle, Jacques Bidet, Vivien Giet, Jean-Claude Delaunay
Pages 212 to 216| Back matter
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Agrarian socialisms
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 11| Presentation
Pages 13 to 28| Marx in the countryside: History, ecology, and peasant politics
| Juliette Farjat, Frédéric Monferrand
Pages 29 to 46| Workers, peasants, and indigenous people: José Carlos Mariátegui
and the Third International
| Paul Guillibert
Pages 47 to 64| The inexhaustible debate on agriculture in its relationship with
capitalism
| Edouard Morena, Thierry Pouch
Pages 65 to 79| Peasant women facing the Anthropocene
| Veronika Bennholdt-Thomsen
Pages 81 to 96| Return to critical agrarian studies
| Henry Bernstein, Paul Guillibert, Edouard Morena
Pages 98 to 116| What is the agrarian question?
| Alexander V. Tchaïanov, Guillaume Fondu
Pages 117 to 123| What is Austromarxism? Previously unpublished correspondence
between Lucien Goldmann and Yvon Bourdet (1960–1962)
| Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 124 to 129| Austromarxism (1927)
| Otto Bauer, Pierre-Henri Lagedamon
Pages 131 to 148| “Class 22”: socialist and Marxist youth facing the 1930s
| Matteo Fourcaut
Pages 149 to 167| On an impossible history of Marxism in Paris: a “provincialized”
French editorial world?
| Anthony Crézégut
Pages 168 to 189| Working, working again
| Gérard Raulet
Pages 190 to 204| Marxism after Lahire
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 205 to 207| Thierry POUCH. Essai sur l’histoire des rapports entre
l’agriculture et le capitalisme, Paris, Classiques Garnier, 2023,
265 pages
| Fabien Tarrit
Pages 207 to 209| Marcello MUSTO. Les Dernières années de Karl Marx. Une
biographie intellectuelle, 1880-1883, Paris, Puf, 2023, 272
pages
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 209 to 212| Edward P. THOMPSON. Les Romantiques anglais. L’Angleterre à
l’âge des révolutions, Introduction et traduction de Marion Leclair
et Edward LeeSix, Paris, Les Éditions sociales, 2023, 416 pages
| Loreline Courret
Pages 212 to 213| Jean JAURÈS. Œuvres, tome 14: La Voix du socialisme, Édition
établie par Marion Fontaine, Alain Chatriot, Fabien Conord et
Emmanuel Jousse, Paris, Éditions Fayard, 2022, 702 pages
| David Noël
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GDR Marxisms
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 9| Presentation
Pages 11 to 16| GDR Marxisms (re)discovered
| Jean-Numa Ducange, Jean Quétier
Pages 17 to 32| The reformist Socialists in the opposition in the GDR (1949-1990)
| Hélène Camarade
Pages 33 to 48| Jürgen Kuczynski, political and scientific itinerary of an East
German “Marxistbourgeois” intellectual
| Paul Maurice
Pages 49 to 70| The history of the Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe and its reception in
the GDR until 1990
| Rolf Hecker
Pages 71 to 88| About the relation between ecology and Marxism in the GDR
| Alexander Amberger
Pages 89 to 104| Research on women in the GDR: the little-known history of the
wissenschaftlicher Beirat “Die Frau in der sozialistischen
Gesellschaft” (1965-1990)
| Odile Planson
Pages 105 to 118| Being a historian in the GDR: Between fidelity and critical Marxism
| Mario Keßler, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 131 to 144| Industrial socialism and peasant socialism
| Henri Lefebvre, Armelle Lefebvre, Claire Revol
Pages 146 to 163| The concept of “process” between reform and revolution: the
mediations of social change
| Alix Bouffard
Pages 164 to 183| Ideology as atmosphere: Althusser as thinker of the body
| Chunming Wang
Pages 184 to 205| Surplus value is not “survaleur”. A critical alternative to Étienne
Balibar’s approach
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 206 to 221| Backwards and groping. What remains of Lip’s struggles in Dominique
Féret’s Les Yeux rouges
| Armelle Talbot
Pages 223 to 227| Marx - Marxisms
Pages 228 to 231| History
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Marxism in China
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 9| Presentation
Pages 10 to 20| Marxism in China, Marxist analyses of China: Twenty-first century
challenges
| Jean-Numa Ducange, Nathan Sperber
Pages 21 to 39| Relations between the Party and the State in present-day China: a
comparison with the Soviet Union
| Nathan Sperber
Pages 40 to 63| Zhiming Long, Zhixuan Feng and Bangxi Li, he who loses wins. The
Sino-US trade war in perspective
| Rémy Herrera, Zhiming Long, Zhixuan Feng, Bangxi Li
Pages 64 to 77| The “tianxia” according to Zhao Tingyang: The world order from
Confucius to Mao
| Viren Murthy
Pages 78 to 93| Chinese-style modernization and the possibility of a new kind of
civilization
| Wu Xiaoming, Qi Tao
Pages 94 to 108| Theory, practice and the interpretation of history. A conversation
with students of New York University
| Wang Hui
Pages 109 to 114| An unpublished letter from Karl Marx to Jules Guesde on France, the
“East” and the “West” (1879)
| Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 115 to 133| Ernst Bloch, the dissident Marxist philosopher of GDR
| Arno Münster
Pages 134 to 154| The four uses of the “reserve army” concept
| Hadrien Clouet
Pages 155 to 176| The origins of Marxology: David Ryazanov and the Marx-Engels
Institute
| Jean Dieuleveux
Pages 177 to 193| From common sense to its “healthy core”. The historicity of common
sense according to Gramsci
| Louis Rouquayrol
Pages 195 to 205| Marxisms
Pages 202 to 205| Labour
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African capitalism
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 9| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 11 to 18| Exploring the contradictions of capitalism in Africa
| Nicolas Pons-Vignon, Bruno Tinel
Pages 19 to 40| Is the emergence of a national industrial class possible in Africa?
| Sibulele Nkunzi
Pages 41 to 58| Contradictions of the peasantry in Mozambique
| Ruth Castel-Branco
Pages 59 to 77| French fossil imperialism, South African sub-imperialism and
anti-imperial resistance
| Patrick Bond
Pages 78 to 97| Anatomy of the failure of the developmental state in South Africa
| Nicolas Pons-Vignon
Pages 98 to 121| Development economics: Hirschman’s revenge
| Bruno Tinel
Pages 123 to 133| Managerial capitalism: The why and how of income formation
| Gérard Duménil, Dominique Lévy
Pages 135 to 151| The new faces of Marx after MEGA2
| Marcello Musto
Pages 152 to 170| Materialism and Empirio-criticism and the philosophical
struggles within Russian Marxism
| André Boetto, André Boetto
Pages 171 to 189| A politicization of the law through disputes and antagonisms?
Foreigners’ law, intellectual property law
| Sarah Mekdjian
Pages 191 to 206| Reviews
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Rosa Luxemburg
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 9| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 11 to 22| Introduction: A century of “Luxemburgisms”
| Jean-Numa Ducange, Guillaume Fondu, Michael Löwy
Pages 23 to 40| Luxemburg’s concept of revolution
| Peter Hudis, Sandra Rein
Pages 41 to 57| Entweder - Oder! Rosa Luxemburg and internationalism
| Michael Löwy
Pages 58 to 72| Conflicts surrounding Luxemburg’s legacy during KPD’s first years
| Marcel Bois
Pages 73 to 89| A very political economist
| Michael Krätke
Pages 90 to 105| From dependency theory to global value chains: the overlooked
legacy of Luxemburg’s political economy
| Benjamin Bürbaumer
Pages 107 to 117| Spreading the word on Rosa Luxemburg: Publishing and disseminating
Luxemburgian ideas in contemporary France
| Eric Sevault, Ulysse Lojkine, Alice Vincent, Guillaume Fondu
Pages 119 to 126| “Im Rate der Gelehrten”
| Rosa Luxemburg
Pages 127 to 129| “Politischer Fetischismus”
| Rosa Luxemburg
Pages 131 to 146| Habermas versus the Frankfurt School?
| Clément Rodier
Pages 147 to 156| Are we transitioning to the managerial production mode?
| Fabien Foureault
Pages 157 to 174| An hypothesis on the genesis of Marx’s ecological thought
| Victor Béguin
Pages 175 to 189| Marx, Schumpeter and social classes
| Fabrice Dannequin, Fabien Tarrit
Pages 191 to 201| Reviews
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Social reproduction
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 12 to 29| Reproductions: a genealogy
| Étienne Balibar
Pages 30 to 44| The feminist social reproduction theories and their critics
| Cinzia Arruzza
Pages 45 to 61| Reproductive labor and exploitation: From Marx to feminist theories
of social reproduction
| Emmanuel Renault
Pages 62 to 76| Productive work, care work
| Helena Hirata
Pages 77 to 95| The capitalist reproduction in Marx’s work
| Stavros Tombazos
Pages 96 to 110| The 1970 moment on reproduction: Althusser and Bourdieu
| Julien Pallotta
Pages 111 to 131| These women, these strangers: reproduction and domestic relation
between Marxism and anthropology
| Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc
Pages 133 to 148| Communist party or class party? Marx and his two party theories
| Jean Quétier
Pages 149 to 167| Households within globalization. On Risking Together, by D. Bryan
et M. Rafferty
| Bruno Tinel
Pages 168 to 182| Back to Bernstein! On the latest publications about Eduard
Bernstein and the reasons for its success
| Martin Georges
Pages 183 to 198| The integration of world-system analysis to Marxist philosophy:
towards a renewal of the philosophy of history?
| Yves David Hugot
Pages 200 to 207| Reviews
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Lukács
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 11 to 27| Orthodox Marxism or Western Marxism? The French reception of Lukács
in the 1940s and 1950s
| Alix Bouffard, Alexandre Feron
Pages 28 to 30| Appendix: Letter to Georg Lukács, May 24, 1946, Paris
| Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Pages 31 to 43| The return to the novel: Lukács in the 1930s
| Guillaume Fondu
Pages 44 to 59| The French Revolution in Lukács’ work
| Stéphanie Roza
Pages 60 to 74| Democracy, fascism, and the question of socialist society in the
political writings of Lukács (1945-1950)
| Ádám Takács
Pages 75 to 89| Can we defend a realistic social ontology? The realism of Lukács in
the prism of Searlian constructivism
| Juliette Farjat
Pages 90 to 105| Work without a society? The limits of Lukács’ ontological
interpretation of the concept of work
| Daria Saburova
Pages 106 to 118| From constructivism to ontological naturalism. Lukács’s
intellectual journey in the light of contemporary ecological
debates
| Timothée Haug
Pages 119 to 129| Opportunismus und Putschismus (1920)
| Georg Lukács
Pages 130 to 136| Marxismus und Stalinismus - Sozialismus als Phase radikaler,
kritischer Reform (1969)
| Georg Lukács
Pages 137 to 148| “This underground continuity will never be broken”. Returning to
the history of the USSR and the current nature of Russia
| Jean-Jacques Marie, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 149 to 168| On soldiering. An unlikely dialogue between F.W. Taylor and W.
Benjamin
| Baptiste Rappin
Pages 169 to 184| Mariátegui, a decolonial Marxist
| Deni Alfaro Rubbo
Pages 185 to 203| Thinking about global capitalism: increased labour, capital
operations and counter-powers
| Davide Gallo Lassere
Pages 204 to 207| Books
| Jean Quétier
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Nation(s)
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 11| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 12 to 29| Shifting perceptions of the nation: Marx, Marxists, and the history
of the “national question”
| Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 30 to 44| Nations, nationalisms, Marxisms, revolutions and republics: The
German and Slavic cases
| Lucien Calvié
Pages 45 to 59| The ambivalence of the link between Nation and State in Habsburg
territories: 1918 and the question of self-determination
| Étienne Boisserie
Pages 60 to 77| Elites against the nation: The African Revolution in the Sahel
| Rahmane Idrissa
Pages 78 to 91| Syria, an unfinished nation, between imagination and realities
| Akram Kachee
Pages 92 to 107| Nations, “counter-nations”, empires
| Gil Delannoi
Pages 108 to 124| The nation in the face of the State and class relations: What are
the contemporary challenges for economic policy?
| Jérôme Maucourant, Bruno Tinel
Pages 125 to 137| Managerialism is a mode of production
| Gérard Duménil, Dominique Lévy
Pages 138 to 155| Karl Marx (and Friedrich Engels), wages and the question of
“impoverishment”
| Jean-Pierre Potier
Pages 156 to 174| The controversy between Gustav Landauer and Vorwärts: A
quarrel over two conceptions of Socialism
| Anatole Lucet
Pages 175 to 192| Facing the crisis of modernity. Hegemony and the sense of history
in the writings of Gramsci
| Yohann Douet
Pages 193 to 207| Books
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Althusser
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
| Actuel Marx
Pages 11 to 28| Althusser and Latin America
| Marcelo Starcenbaum
Pages 29 to 45| The future lasted a long time: The rise and fall of Althusser’s
reading in Mexico, 1965-1994
| Jaime Ortega Reyna
Pages 46 to 62| Althusser, Latin American Marxism and contemporary politics: Notes
for an encounter
| Martín Cortés
Pages 63 to 85| Reading Capital from the margins: Notes on the logic of
uneven development
| Bruno Bosteels
Pages 86 to 100| Necessary, but impossible: Althusserian effects in South Korea
| Tae-Won Jin
Pages 101 to 114| Kojin Karatani and the Marxist theory of “parallax”: Beyond
structuralism
| Yoshiyuki Sato
Pages 115 to 131| Neoliberal subject and ideological interpellation in Iran
| Arash Heydari
Pages 132 to 143| Writing a new biography of Marx
| Michael Heinrich, Jean Quétier
Pages 144 to 166| What was the place of Latin America in the theory of world
revolution? The Komintern and Latin America, 1917-1929
| Jean-Ganesh Leblanc
Pages 167 to 184| The organ as a fictitious commodity
| Nicolas Brisset
Pages 185 to 199| Abstract Domination – critique of a critical concept
| Frédéric Monferrand
Pages 200 to 215| How the metastructural approach radically transforms common Marxism
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 216 to 229| Books
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Anarchism, the <i>other</i> socialism
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
Pages 11 to 25| Anarchism, the other socialism
| David Hamelin, Jérôme Lamy
Pages 26 to 43| Towards the structuring of an international anarcho-syndicalist
pole, 1915-1921. Ideas, meetings, organizations
| François Guinchard
Pages 44 to 63| Aspects of the history of anarchism and revolutionary syndicalism
in South Africa, 1880s-1920s
| Lucien van der Walt
Pages 64 to 80| More red than black. The anarcho-syndicalist experience of the
socialization of the leather industry in Barcelona (1936-1938):
from anarchist renunciation to socialist dirigisme
| Joël Delhom
Pages 81 to 98| A political thought of the Commune: Louise Michel through her
lectures
| Sidonie Verhaeghe
Pages 99 to 114| The cultural and community socialism of Gustav Landauer
| Jean-Christophe Angaut
Pages 115 to 131| Family and society. Reflections on Gustav Landauer’s “conservative”
anarchism
| Renaud Garcia, Anatole Lucet
Pages 132 to 137| Discovering the libertarian veins of socialism
| Ruth Kinna, David Hamelin, Jérôme Lamy
Pages 138 to 151| Social philosophy as a critical theory: Order, praxis, subject
| Martin Saar
Pages 152 to 170| The epistemological break and the political break: A dialog between
Althusser and the young Foucault
| Jean-Baptiste Vuillerod
Pages 171 to 192| Elements for the inquiry into China’s long-term economic growth:
1952-2014. For a change in approach, from the analysis of factor
contribution to that of the profit rate
| Rémy Herrera, Zhiming Long
Pages 193 to 209| Books
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Planning today
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 11| Presentation
Pages 13 to 25| Is a Marxist theory of economic planning possible?
| Guillaume Fondu
Pages 26 to 34| Centralized planning and its alternatives in the experience of
socialist economies
| Bernard Chavance
Pages 35 to 53| Planning in China and quasi-State capitalism
| Nathan Sperber
Pages 54 to 66| Marx, democracy, and economic planning
| Pat Devine
Pages 67 to 80| Long-term transformations in the evaluation of public policies.
From political planning to scientific legitimation
| Florence Jany-Catrice
Pages 81 to 102| Planning in the age of algorithms
| Cédric Durand, Razmig Keucheyan
Pages 103 to 118| The imperative need for ecological and social planning
| Laure Després
Pages 119 to 134| From war of attrition to strategy of chaos: a social history of the
planning of war
| Christophe Wasinski
Pages 135 to 148| An intinerary, meetings with Marcuse, Lukács, Adorno
| Nicolas Tertulian, Mihaï Dinu Gheorghiu
Pages 149 to 154| Foreword
| Julien Allavena, Matteo Polleri
Pages 155 to 167| Struggle at FIAT
| Romano Alquati
Pages 168 to 185| Literature as a genetic analyser of conflict: a sociological
reading of Martin Eden
| Federico Tarragoni
Pages 186 to 206| Materialism and dialectics without Aufhebung: Adorno as a reader of
Marx, Marx as a reader of Hegel
| Vladimir Safatle
Pages 207 to 224| Reviews
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Religions
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 14| Presentation
Pages 15 to 29| From the Son of God to the Father of the People. On equivocal
relations between Marxism and religions
| Jean Robelin
Pages 30 to 46| Marx or the reversed fetish. How the anthropology of “religion”
confines terrestrial critique
| Mohamed Amer Meziane
Pages 47 to 59| Critique of religion, critique of economy, and back
| Étienne Balibar
Pages 60 to 73| Marxism in liberation theology today
| Luis Martínez Andrade
Pages 74 to 85| Pontifex Maximus versus Kapitalismus. laudato si: An
antisystemical encyclical
| Michael Löwy
Pages 86 to 100| Religion, nation-state, secularism
| Talal Asad
Pages 101 to 111| Marxism and Islams: Religion and politics
| Gilbert Achcar, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 112 to 127| Translating Aufhebung in Marx: Spurious quarrels and real
issues
| Lucien Sève
Pages 128 to 145| Planning and the market: The challenges of accumulation in Cuba
| Jérôme Leleu
Pages 146 to 161| Use value and signifier: notes for a unified theory
| Ricardo Abduca
Pages 162 to 174| Psychoanalysis in the country of Soviets
| Florent Gabarron-Garcia
Pages 175 to 193| Marcuse in May
| Gérard Raulet
Pages 194 to 207| Gramsci, Bourdieu and cultural studies: Hypotheses regarding a
constellation
| Razmig Keucheyan
Pages 208 to 224| Reviews
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Exploitation today
| Actuel Marx
(2018/1 No 63)
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Pages 7 to 12| Presentation
Pages 13 to 31| Resources, problems, and the contemporary relevance of Marx’s
concept of exploitation
| Emmanuel Renault
Pages 32 to 50| Subcontracting as a Contemporary Form of Exploitation: Three Cases:
South Africa, Australia and France
| Bruno Tinel, Nicolas Pons-Vignon, Michael Rafferty
Pages 51 to 69| The Channels of Extraction of Surplus Labour in Managerial
Capitalism: High Wages and Capital Income
| Gérard Duménil, Dominique Lévy
Pages 70 to 85| The relevance and mutation of the concept of exploitation: The
example of “digital labor”
| Stéphane Haber
Pages 86 to 96| The Digital Platform: A New Mode of Labour Exploitation
| Barbara Gomes
Pages 97 to 113| Between Extraction and Exploitation: on Mutations in the
Organization of Social Cooperation
| Sandro Mezzadra, Brett Neilson
Pages 114 to 133| Mehrwert
| Étienne Balibar
Pages 134 to 148| The Psychological Materialism of Georges Bataille : from
Documents to La Critique sociale
| Aurore Jacquard
Pages 149 to 170| The Historical Subject of Social Criticism : E. P. Thompson
and the Concept of « Working Class »
| Florence Hulak
Pages 171 to 187| Dual power, the strategy of communism and the withering away of the
state: The debate between Althusser and Poulantzas
| Fabio Bruschi
Pages 188 to 201| Pierre Macherey, Literary Philosopher
| Bertrand Binoche
Pages 202 to 212| On Marxism and the « Emancipatory Social Sciences »
| Erik Olin Wright, Razmig Keucheyan
Pages 213 to 228| Reviews
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Lenin
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 10| Presentation
Pages 11 to 25| The century of Leninism
| Jean-Numa Ducange, Serge Wolikow
Pages 26 to 45| “Look at the Germans!”: Lenin’s Roots in European Social Democracy
| Lars T. Lih
Pages 46 to 64| The Russian Roots of Lenin’s Political Thought
| Richard Mullin
Pages 65 to 80| From Russian Colonies to Black America... and Return. Lenin and
Langston Hughes
| Matthieu Renault
Pages 81 to 95| Lenin at stake in the Seventies in Italy
| Antonio Negri
Pages 96 to 108| Deutscher, Lenin, Lukacs: Reflections on Marxism in Hungary
| Tamàs Krausz
Pages 109 to 123| Postcolonial Theory and the Specter of Marx: Vivek Chibber’s
Marxism
| Kolja Lindner
Pages 124 to 139| The Concrete Materialism of Fernand Deligny: Toward a Thought of
the Human Environment
| Marlon Miguel
Pages 140 to 153| Genesis and Complexity: The Two Ontologies of Georg Lukács
| Frédéric Monferrand
Pages 154 to 169| “Misunderstandings of hegemony”: Gramsci in the French Communist
Party (1953–1983)
| Marco Di Maggio
Pages 170 to 180| Tributes to André Tosel
| Jean Robelin, Fabio Frosini, Omer Moussaly
Pages 181 to 196| Labor history, The Turning Point of “Global History” and
Marxisms
| Marcel van der Linden, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 197 to 215| Reviews
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Eco-Marxisms
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 11| Presentation
Pages 12 to 23| Marxism, Environmental Studies, Global Approaches : New
Critical Horizons
| Paul Guillibert, Stéphane Haber
Pages 24 to 46| Nature within the Limits of Capital
| Jason W. Moore
Pages 47 to 63| Nature and Society: An Old Dualism for a New Situation
| Andreas Malm
Pages 64 to 78| Acknowledging Environmental Inequalities and Justice in France
| Éloi Laurent
Pages 79 to 94| The Financialization of Natural Disasters: Insurance, Finance and
Climate Change
| Razmig Keucheyan
Pages 95 to 105| Rewriting History from the Anthropocene
| Dipesh Chakrabarty, Stéphane Haber, Paul Guillibert
Pages 106 to 123| Marx’s Last Journey: Some Elements for an Intellectual Biography
| Marcello Musto
Pages 124 to 139| A Reexamination of a Little-Known Tradition: Austro-Marxism and
Political Economy II
| Michael R. Krätke
Pages 153 to 167| The (post)colonial condition, between Marxism and psychoanalysis:
The contribution of Octave Mannoni
| Livio Boni
Pages 168 to 183| A Postcolonial Critique of the Contemporary Accumulation of Capital
| Ranabir Samaddar
Pages 184 to 201| The Interpellated Subject: Beyond Althusser and Butler
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 202 to 217| Reviews
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A Global Dominant Class?
| Actuel Marx
(2016/2 No 60)
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Pages 7 to 11| Presentation
Pages 12 to 27| The World Ruling Class
| Stefano Petrucciani
Pages 28 to 42| On the New Class: Capitalist, Transnational and Dominant?
| Giulio Azzolini
Pages 43 to 60| Time for a Paradigm Shift: The Rise of Transnational Capital and
the Debate on the Global Ruling Class
| William I. Robinson
Pages 61 to 74| States, Classes and Globalization: Beyond the Concept of a Global
Ruling Class
| Leo Panitch, Sam Gindin
Pages 75 to 89| The Transnational and the National in Capitalist Class Formation
| Kees van der Pijl
Pages 90 to 105| Upper Classes of all Countries Unite under an Imperial Banner!
| Gérard Duménil, Dominique Lévy
Pages 106 to 120| The Concept of Dominant Class, from the Nation-state to the
World-State
| Jacques Bidet
Pages 121 to 138| About an Unknown Tradition: Austro-marxism and Political Economy
| Michael R. Krätke
Pages 139 to 152| On Reactionary Neo-reformism
| Christian Ferrié
Pages 153 to 167| Marx against Althusser in Misère de la philosophie
| Anders Fjeld
Pages 168 to 176| Marxism and Sociology: the Points of Encounter
| Frédéric Lebaron, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 177 to 202| Reviews
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Psychoanalysis, the Other Materialism
| Actuel Marx
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Pages 7 to 9| Presentation
Pages 10 to 25| The Frankfurt School and Freudo-Marxism: On the Plurality of
Articulations between Psychoanalysis and Social Theory
| Katia Genel
Pages 26 to 41| The Psychiatrist, the Nurse, the Insane, Psychoanalysis: For a
Popular History of Psychoanalysis 2
| Florent Gabarron-Garcia
Pages 42 to 52| The Instance of the Letter and the Last Instance
| Étienne Balibar
Pages 53 to 67| A Scientia Sexualis to Confront the Fascist Mystique
| Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc
Pages 68 to 80| The (post)colonial Condition between Marxism and Psychanalysis:
From Europe between the Wars to 1950
| Livio Boni
Pages 81 to 98| Dialecticizing Sex: Materialist and Psychoanalytic Reworking in the
Approaches to Gender
| Hourya Bentouhami-Molino
Pages 99 to 114| The Know-how of Analysis: Construction or Recognition?
| Bertrand Ogilvie
Pages 115 to 119| Two Unpublished Notes of Sandor Ferenczi (circa 1920)
Pages 120 to 122| Two Documents on the Teaching of Psychoanalysis in
the University of Budapest (1919)
Pages 123 to 138| The Political Projects of the Common in Southern Europe (Greece,
Italy, Spain). Civic Practices and the Restructuring of the
Political Field
| Pierre Sauvêtre
Pages 139 to 152| Philosophy after Marx
| Jean Vioulac
Pages 153 to 169| On the return of Marx in philosophy and politics: Some elements for
a bibliographical inventory
| André Tosel
Pages 170 to 183| On the Political History of Communism, between the National and the
Global
| Gregorio Sorgonà
Pages 184 to 199| Two Conceptions of History in Revolution: Barnave and Babeuf
| Stéphanie Roza
Pages 200 to 211| The Event in History: The Commune, May 68
| Kristin Ross, Olivier Neveux