This small book compactly outlines the economic, historical and philosophical teachings of marxism. It originally formed part of a larger volume, "Anti_Dühring", written by Engels, Marx's closest collaborator, as a reply to an attack on their views by a German professor. Learn More

In 1996, Russian Marxist historian Vadim Rogovin traveled to Australia to deliver these lectures. Rogovin's central thesis is that there was and remains a Marxist alternative to Stalinism. He demonstrates that Stalin's Great Terror was not the irrational response of a paranoid tyrant, but was precipitated by the need of the Stalinist bureaucracy to eradicate the growing socialist opposition to its rule, led by Trotsky and the Left Opposition.
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This pamphlet contains a report delivered by Workers League National Secretary David North to a meeting of the Workers League membership on June, 25 1995. It elaborates the political and theoretical foundations upon which the Workers League based its decision to found a new party. Learn More

Frederick Engels wrote this book in 1884 basing his analysis on notes left behind by Marx on the work of American anthropologist Lewis Henry Morgan. Engels added his own material from his own research on the ancient societies of the Greeks, Romans, Celts and Germans.
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This set contains essential writings by Karl Marx on economics, as well as an essay by noted Soviet economist E.A. Preobrazhensky on the problem of socialist construction in the USSR. The titles included are: "Capital, Vo1. 1 Ch. 1"; "Grundrisse: Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy" (unabridged); "Forms of Value"; and "From NEP to Socialism". Learn More

This set contains a collection of important theoretical and historical writings including "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State" by Frederick Engels; "Imperialism" and "State and Revolution" by V.I. Lenin and "Marxism, History and Socialist Consciousness" by David North. It also contains the document "The Historical and International Foundations of the Socialist Equality Party" adopted at the founding congress of the SEP in 2008.
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The International Committee of the Fourth International, the leadership of the world Trotskyist movement, anticipated the collapse of the Soviet Union basing itself on Trotsky's analysis of the reactionary character of the Stalinist bureaucracy. This set contains Trotsky's "The Revolution Betrayed" and a selection of writings produced by the ICFI on the events leading up to the collapse of the USSR. The titles included are: "The Revolution Betrayed", "Where is the USSR Going?", "What is Happening in the USSR?", "The End of the USSR", "Solidarity in Poland", and "The Fourth International Journal V. 19 No. 1". Learn More

One of Lenin's most important works. Lenin wrote this in the summer of 1917 on the eve of the October seizure of power in Russia by the Bolshevik Party. He surveys the writings of Marx and Engels on the question of the state, in particular those aspects that had been distorted by the opportunist leaders of the Second International Learn More

One of the most important works of political theory ever written. Opposing the Russian Economists, who were generally indifferent to questions of theory, Lenin argued that "only a party that is guided by the most advanced revolutionary theory" will be able to provide the working class with revolutionary leadership. Learn More