Introduction to Marxism

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	"How Marx developed the idea of socialist revolution"

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	"The very best place to start: Marx, Engels, Luxemburg and Guevara"

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	"Volume 1 the best part of Capital; Penguin's edition has the best translations and introduction."

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	"The only systematic attempt to apply Marxism to modern world capitalism"

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	"The first edition; often available second hand more cheaply"

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	"An amazingly powerful outline of how globalization magnified capitalism's crisis"

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	"A modern, popular and vibrantly written outline of Trotsky's relevance today"

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	"The most significant analysis of the Russian revolution"

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	"Trotsky's master-work anticipated the anti-colonial revolutions. With a great introduction."

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	"One of the most outstanding revolutionary women of the last century"

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	"A Cuban revolutionary's view of Cuba, Latin America and the struggle for socialism"

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	"Marxism and nationalism have had a testing relationships: read why"

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	"The most famous Brazilian Marxist examines the continent."

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	"Pricey, but fantastic. This answers all the myths about Lenin's theory of revolutionary organisation"

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	"A candid description of life in everyday Cuba"

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	"A unique attempt at integrating ecology and socialism as revolutionary alternatives"

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	"BACK IN PRINT: The very best introduction to modern Marxist theory and practice"

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	"BACK IN PRINT: Trotsky's selection from Marx's Capital has an excellent introduction, and makes Capital approachable at last!"

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	"Read Lenin in his own words."

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	"Collection of Marxist analysis of conflicts in Palestine/Israel, Lebanon and Iraq."