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The erratic union of hubris and catastrophe that has categorised 21st century capitalism has given birth to an ever more unstable world. Rare snapshots of war-torn Tigray and the all too familiar sight of a fiery underlit Ukrainian skyscape flash seamlessly on our smartphones alongside slick videos promising a
68' Legacies
Seán Mitchell pays tribute to John Molyneux. On the 10th of December 2022, the revolutionary Marxist tradition tragically lost of one its finest proponents. 74 years old, 54 of them as a revolutionary, John Molyneux—thinker, writer and revolutionary activist—was a long-distance runner on the road to a
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Amidst the collapse of Stormont and the fallout from the Brexit referendum, interest in the national question has been reinvigorated. In a comprehensive piece originally published for the Irish Marxist Review, Sean Mitchell discusses the potentiality of a United Ireland and sets out the socialist strategy for approaching the national
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Arlene Foster has said she is willing to reach out to her Catholic ‘neighbours’. Is this a new dawn for politics, or the first signs of the endgame for unionism? On Sunday 24 June, DUP leader Arlene Foster boldly went where no unionist leader has been before—to a GAA