The evidence presented above suggests that not only do socialist identifiers differ significantly in their social and political beliefs from non-socialist identifiers in general, but they also differ significantly from those conventionally acknowledged as the beginning and end of the American ideological left: liberals.
For much of the twentieth century, Marx’s ideas inspired anti-colonialism and other movements for social justice worldwide. Although Marx did not theorise revolution in non-European contexts, the application of his methods by southern revolutionaries in various contexts led to the development of Global Marxism, an indigenised Marxism adapted to local [...]
Message From the Chair Regarding Marxist Section events at the 2021 ASA Virtual Meetings: Dear Colleagues, I look forward to seeing many of you this coming weekend and next week at the virtual ASA annual meetings. We have two fantastic section panels this year, a wonderful set of round tables, [...]
From a left perspective, current capitalist crises need to be solved through devaluation of old fossil and capitalist landscapes, and new landscapes and new spaces for housing, leisure, work, transportation, production and agriculture need to be produced. Considering how dependent our current cities, countries, and global infrastructure are on capital [...]
