Science & Society

We are the longest continually-running Marxist scholarly periodical in any language, and the first in English. Proudly independent and non-sectarian since 1936.

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Science & Society's 2024 special issue on Cuba is now open access on Sage: https://t.co/Yp7AC3Pu6z

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Mi artículo recién publicado 'Lenin and the Germans' puede leerse a través de este enlace:

https://t.co/ReaW74jR8E

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Now online: Alejandro Fernández Barcina retraces the roots of Lenin's politics to the tradition of German social democracy, arguing in favor of the continuity between Bolshevism and classical Marxism.
https://t.co/CSZA3HX3n0

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Read the full open access article: https://t.co/TCPMPOMR5F

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Tim Budds explores how Marx and Engels' perception of Russia and the effect of war on revolutionary movements differed before and after the Crimean War:

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Open access article from the S&S April issue: Tim Budd challenges common conceptions about Karl Marx's supposed "Russophobia" and sheds light on the evolution of Marx's views on Russia:
https://t.co/TCPMPOMR5F

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From Sean K. Isaacs' "Alienation and Abstract Labor-Time: Marx and the Romantic Critique" in the current issue of S&S.
https://t.co/o97fFEnWpJ

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Marx's views on anti-colonial struggle in the context of the Romantic critique:

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Open access: Sean K. Isaacs on the influence of the Romantic tradition on Marx's critique of capitalist alienation.
https://t.co/o97fFEnWpJ

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As a reminder, the 2025-2026 Science & Society Student Essay Contest extends to August 31st!

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“This paper sits within Marxism’s “warm current” (Bloch 1986), that which does not separate Marx’s ethical critique from his theory of capitalism, and draws from Marx as well as the utopian and Romantic traditions that influenced him.”

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and a couple @SciSocJournal papers.

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Correction: the author's name is Tim Budds*

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Open access article from the S&S April issue: Tim Budd challenges common conceptions about Karl Marx's supposed "Russophobia" and sheds light on the evolution of Marx's views on Russia:
https://t.co/TCPMPOMR5F

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Open access: Sean K. Isaacs on the influence of the Romantic tradition on Marx's critique of capitalist alienation.
https://t.co/o97fFEnWpJ

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https://t.co/txwg64hXG1

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Contents for the April 2026 issue of Science & Society:

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people may find some interesting things in this special issue of S&S: https://t.co/65p38aXlvZ

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Luis Emilio Aybar Toledo examines the balance between the identification of the Cuban Revolution with the State and its history of revolutionary discourse. He proposes the need to reintroduce the popular forces of the revolution:
https://t.co/dg1QoGX6CB

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Camila Piñeiro Harnecker on the necessity of building a new socialist hegemony in the Cuban workplace to counteract the increase of private wage relations:
https://t.co/z7SCvvnDjG

[Oleksandr Valchyshen @AlexValchyshen]

If you are curious about @adam_tooze's quote from Paul #Sweezy's 1946 obituary article on J. M. #Keynes and would like to read the entire piece, it's from "Science & Society." @SciSocJournal https://t.co/3jjck9eRg0

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A Brazilian view on the historical significance of the Cuban Revolution. Read this and other short essays featuring international perspectives on Cuba and the meaning of its successes and struggles in building socialism:
https://t.co/X5DktaLU4w

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Local organizing and community participation continue to form a bedrock of the Cuban Revolution's success and vitality.

Read articles from Maritza Lopez McBean and Olga Fernández Ríos on popular organization in Cuba: https://t.co/1zPgVd6kzY
https://t.co/LeUGqGN7B8

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Science & Society's 2024 special issue on Cuba is now open access on Sage: https://t.co/Yp7AC3Pu6z