Black Wednesday – The Internet and Monopoly Capitalism

Black Wednesday – The Internet and Monopoly Capitalism

The internet was one of the major, if not the major, technological development of our time. We thought that rise of the internet would bring about increased free media, increased access to information, and real public participation. Put more succinctly we thought the...
’76 reloaded: Students on the march

’76 reloaded: Students on the march

It is one year since the students of Cape Town stormed the gates of Parliament, demanding that university fees fall and that universities end outsourcing at these institutions. This article was written by an Amandla correspondent and published in Issue 43/44 of...
Kalecki and Steindl in the Transition to Monopoly Capital

Kalecki and Steindl in the Transition to Monopoly Capital

By: Jan Toporowski From: Monthly Review Paul Baran and Paul Sweezy’s Monopoly Capital is a classic that has long outlived the conjuncture in American capitalism that it described. In a deep and scholarly way, its authors exposed the deep structure of that capitalism,...

Black Lives Matter and the Struggle for Freedom

By Brian P. Jones From Monthly Review Black Lives Matter and the Struggle for Freedom In late April 2016, at a town hall-style event in London, President Obama complained about the rising movement against the state-sanctioned murder of black people often referred to...