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The book provides a critique of the post-modernist Left, arguing that the experiences of Eastern Europe and of the Third World demonstrate the need for a universal Left as the only viable alternative to the emerging "new barbarism". The state of the contemporary Left is explored, with an assessment of the contributions of the "Third Left" and "Third Socialism" and the new wave of Left parties and movements such as the German Party of Democrati...

The author draws on the examples of Russia and the Czech Republic to develop the question of nationalization and state intervention in the economy and shows that even without the participation of the Left, a spontaneous recreation of the state sector is emerging in a response to neo-liberalism. The debate on the national question is further addressed by drawing on the examples of the former USSR and Eastern Europe, and the possibility of paral...

A damning critique of the post-modernist Left and neo-liberalism that explores what role the Left must play in the future.

The author draws on the examples of Russia and the Czech Republic to develop the question of nationalization and state intervention in the economy and shows that even without the participation of the Left, a spontaneous recreation of the state sector is emerging in a response to neo-liberalism. The debate on the national question is further addressed by drawing on the examples of the former USSR and Eastern Europe, and the possibility of paral...

This radical overview of the post-communist worldchallenges the political neurosis of the left and argues that Marx's theories are now more timely than ever.

This radical overview of the post-communist worldchallenges the political neurosis of the left and argues that Marx's theories are now more timely than ever.