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HOW TO BECOME A MARXIST: 35 – Anarchists and a Bartering Economy

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Reginald Perriwinkle

Whenever I hear Anarchists talk about a future world economy, they always talk about a bartering economy. So what would a bartering economy look like? Why is this the anarchists’ model for a future economy? Is this the same as … Continue reading →

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HOW TO BECOME A MARXIST: 6 – Understanding Imperialism

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Reginald Perriwinkle

To understand Marxism and the goal of international revolution it is essential to understand imperialism. Imperialism itself is the spreading of capitalism (and the classes it produces) internationally by military arms (i.e. wars, invasions, support for local dictators, support for … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Peasants

HOW TO BECOME A MARXIST: 35 – Anarchists and a Bartering Economy

HOW TO BECOME A MARXIST: 6 – Understanding Imperialism

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