On-line Marxist Journals

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

I do not know if there is a thread on this, but there should be (in fact is should be stickied):

Here are three on-line journals comrades might find useful:

http://www.anu.edu.au/polsci/mi/1/1.htm

http://www.whatnextjournal.co.uk/

http://clogic.eserver.org/2007/2007.html

If anyone knows of any others...?

[Q]

Socialism Today (http://www.socialismtoday.org/index.html)

[Cumannach]

http://www.revolutionarydemocracy.org/

[which doctor]

The Platypus Review
http://platypus1917.org/category/pr/
Comes in print form too, but I think it's mostly distributed around Chicago.

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

Thanks for those, but I wanted this thread to be specifically devoted to journals that were only published on-line, not in hard copy, like Socialism Today.

[JimFar]

There is also MRZine (http://www.monthlyreview.org/mrzine/) which is a web zine that is sponsored by Monthly Review. (http://www.monthlyreview.org/)

[Q]

Thanks for those, but I wanted this thread to be specifically devoted to journals that were only published on-line, not in hard copy, like Socialism Today.

Socialism Today appears online too, why the difference?

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

Q: as I said, I wanted this to be about journals that are only published on-line. There are hundreds of Marxist journals published in hard copy and on-line.

The difference is that those that are published only on-line are much less well known, and I wanted a thread that listed them alone, which information did not get lost in dozens of posts about the other sort.

There is nothing to stop someone else from starting their own thread on journals like Socialism Today.

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Jim, thanks for that. Can't think why I did not mention MR-zine in my OP.

[Wanted Man]

SolidNet (http://solidnet.org/): all updates from communist and workers' parties around the world.

Marxism-Leninism Today (http://mltoday.com/) (who runs this, anyway?)

[JimFar]

Another online journal is Swans, (http://www.swans.com/)

[chebol]

Links - International Journal of Socialist Renewal (http://links.org.au/)

[KC]

Rethinking Marxism (http://rethinkingmarxism.org/cms/)

[Pawn Power]

New Left Review (http://www.newleftreview.org/)

Some of their stuff is free, some you must pay for.

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

Look, thanks for that, but I specifically asked for on-line only journals!

[KC]

BTW, all of the journals in this thread should be posted in the OP and this thread should be stickied.

[Q]

BTW, all of the journals in this thread should be posted in the OP and this thread should be stickied.

As long as this thread is merely about online (as opposed to all) magazines, I don't see the added value of stickying it.

[Barry Lyndon]

Iv'e been IN Platypus Review. Their a group of snobbish art students who tail after American imperialism, and one of the people in their group is a ardent Zionist. They have run approving articles about Christopher Hitchens and one of their editors even approves the American occupation of Afghanistan, on the grounds that it is 'progressive'. I say stay away from them.

[Ravachol]

Iv'e been IN Platypus Review. Their a group of snobbish art students who tail after American imperialism, and one of the people in their group is a ardent Zionist. They have run approving articles about Christopher Hitchens and one of their editors even approves the American occupation of Afghanistan, on the grounds that it is 'progressive'. I say stay away from them.

Sounds like a descent into 'anti-deutsche' theory outside of Germany :rolleyes:

Theorie Communiste (http://theoriecommuniste.communisation.net/)
Letters (http://www.lettersjournal.org/) - Anti-political Communist Journal
Killing King Abacus (http://www.reocities.com/kk_abacus/) - Insurrectionary Anarchist Magazine
Anarcho-Syndicalist Review (http://www.syndicalist.org/)
At Daggers Drawn (http://zinelibrary.info/daggers-drawn) - Insurrectionary Anarchist Zine
Aufheben (http://libcom.org/aufheben) - While aufheben is published in print, it isn't avaible everywhere
Midnight Notes (http://libcom.org/tags/midnight-notes) - Autonomist group from the US
Wildcat (UK) (http://libcom.org/tags/wildcat-uk) - Former autonomist group now gone Insurrectionary communist and primitivist (a shame really)

Note that I don't agree with the content of all of these publications, I'm by no means an insurrectionary anarchist and I disagree with the anti-political communism of Letters journal and the rampant primitivism of Wildcat (UK). I just think they're interesting publications and worth a read, if only to play the devil's advocate.

[BOZG]

Don't know if this fits in with exactly what you want Rosa but http://www.irishleftreview.org/ is another. It's not a Marxist journal but does have some articles from Marxists as well as left-reformists and social democrats.

[Buffalo Souljah]

Wow, I didn't know Marxists could write!:lol:


Just kidding--I would like to visit some of these in the future and returning to my post avoids me the inconvenience of tracking down this particular thread...

[Prairie Fire]

The Red Phoenix, journal of the American Party of Labour:
http://theredphoenix.wordpress.com/

[Buffalo Souljah]

janedark.com (http://www.janedark.com) , a pseudonymous blog run by totality for kids author Joshua Clover, on which one may find numerous humorous (!) anecdotes and shrewd Marxist social critique.

Although he's not an avowed Marxist, Glenn Greendwald (http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/index.html) is certainly more interesting and insightful to read than the average Washington pundit. I'd recommend him to anyone interested in scrutiny of major political events, eg, the recent Wikileaks video scandal. (http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/radio/2010/04/09/stieber/index.html)