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2025-09-2231 min2025-09-2235 minMarx TalksParasites and collaborators: Understanding the Palestine Authority - Nick Everett - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2237 min2025-09-2232 min2025-09-2236 min2025-09-2234 min2025-09-2242 minMarx TalksHow do we resist the new backlash against Indigenous rights? - Jordan Humphreys - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2221 min2025-09-2239 minMarx Talks30 years of Socialist Alternative - history and perspectives - Mick Armstrong - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2230 min2025-09-2236 min2025-09-2234 min2025-09-2227 min2025-09-2230 min2025-09-2233 minMarx TalksThe Destroyer of Worlds: The 80th Anniversary of the Atom Bomb - Ella Marchionda - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2232 minMarx TalksInto the mainstream: Understanding the Communist Party of Australia - Duncan Hart - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2232 minMarx TalksTorture, rendition and massacre: The War on Terror 20 years on - Cathy Lewis - Marxism 2025
2025-09-2235 min2025-09-2232 minMarx TalksRadical intellectuals in the ivory tower? The limits of leftist academia - Deaglan Godwin - Marxism 2025
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2025-09-2233 min2025-09-2235 min2025-09-2241 min2025-09-2236 min2025-09-2237 min2025-09-2236 minMarx TalksThe enemy of my enemy: campism - Eleanor Morley - Marxism 2025Given the US domination of the world system, some on the left claim that any nation that opposes the US - such as China, Iran and Russia - should be supported when they clash with Washington. This approach, known as campism, is often associated with an attempt to paint these nations as socialist or, in some way, progressive. This talk will discuss the historic roots of campism and why anti-imperialist leftists should reject it. Recommended Reading: Confronting the Stalinist legacy by Corey Oakley in Marxist Left Review Internationalism, Anti-Imperialism, And the Origins of Campism by Dan La Botz China...
2025-09-2239 minMarx TalksThe rise and fall of the Arab spring - Naomi Farmer - Marxism 2025The 2011 uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa started in Tunisia and spread across the region as far east as Bahrain on the Arabian Gulf. They shook and overthrew decades-long repressive monarchies and presidencies and opened up the possibility of social transformation. Yet, within a couple of years, the uprisings had been snuffed out as a result of both repression and their political weaknesses. What lessons can we learn from these uprisings and their defeat? All are welcome to reflect on and analyse these momentous events. Recommended Reading: Ten years since the great Arab revolutions by Omar Hassan...
2025-09-2237 min2025-09-2226 minMarx TalksA new era of fascism? Understanding the far-right threat - Robert Narai - Marxism 2025The far right is on the march everywhere. Donald Trump and his MAGA coterie now command the world’s most powerful and violent state. Across Europe, parties with historical links to 1930s fascist parties are surging in France and Germany, are on the verge of taking power in Austria, and currently rule Italy and several other Central European countries. Pogromist violence directed at migrants erupted in the United Kingdom last year and Nigel Farage’s Reform party is now surging in the polls. Narendra Modi’s BJP party both commands the Indian state and a paramilitary organisation of millions. Are we...
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