Marxist theory examines class struggles, economic inequality, and societal power, advocating for collective ownership and social justice.
Marx’s critique of capitalism, concepts of class struggle, historical materialism, and communism, while examining how his ideas continue to influence politics, economics, and social thought today.
This discusses how Mao modified classical Marxism to suit peasant societies, prioritizing rural mobilization, revolutionary praxis, and political consciousness over industrial proletarian leadership.
This discusses how Marxist theory interprets globalization as an extension of capitalism, highlighting surplus extraction, global inequality, and the power dynamics between developed and developing economies.
From Imperial Collapse to Red Dawn: How War, Workers, and Radical Ideas Ignited Revolution and Elevated Lenin’s Vision, Reshaping Russia’s Politics, Society, and Global Ideology Forever in the Twentieth Century
Class, Capital, and Code: Debating Whether Marxist Ideas Still Explain Power, Inequality, and Labor in an Era Shaped by Technology, Globalization, Automation, and Post-Industrial Economies and Digital Work Cultures Today.