Marx and Engels: On Colonies, Industrial Monopoly and the Working Class Movement

Author: Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels
Format: Paperback
Size: 160 pages
ISBN: 978-1-894946-79-7
Publisher: Kersplebedeb Publishing
2016
Price:$10.00 (USD)

available for purchase from leftwingbooks.net

Originally compiled and edited by the Communist Working Circle (CWC) in 1972, this is a republished collection of excerpts from the corpus of Marx and Engels. These texts show the evolution of Marx and Engels’s ideas about the nascent labor aristocracy, and the enervating effects of colonialism and chauvinism on the British labour movement, with a focus on the British Empire of their time.

This edition of “On Colonies” includes a substantial introduction by Marxist economist Zak Cope and former CWC member Torkil Lauesen, centering these concepts in theory and history. Cope and Lauesen show how Marx and Engels’s initial belief that capitalism would expand seamlessly around the globe in the same way as it did in Europe was proven wrong by events, as instead worldwide imperialism spread capitalism as a polarizing process, not only between the bourgeoisie and the working class, but also as a division between an imperialist center and an exploited periphery. This fundamental contradiction gave capitalism completely new conditions of growth and accounts for its tragic longevity.

Both foundational and indispensable, “On Colonies” provides a useful introduction to “Third Worldist” analysis of global capitalism, tracing its roots back to Marxism’s earliest works.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Zak Cope is the author of Divided World Divided Class: Global Political Economy and the Stratification of Labour Under Capitalism and co-editor of the Palgrave Encyclopedia of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism with Prof. Immanuel Ness.

Torkil Lauesen has since the late sixties been an anti-imperialist activist and writer. He is a former member of the Communist Working Circle in Denmark, and later the Manifest-Communist Workgroup (M-KA). In 1989 he was arrested and subsequently sentenced to 10 years in prison, for his part in a series of robberies in which several million dollars were expropriated and diverted to Third World anti-imperialist struggles.

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AP: South Korea covered up mass abuse, killing of “vagrants” (repost)

BUSAN, South Korea — Three decades ago, a policeman tortured Choi Seung-woo over a piece of bread he found in the boy’s schoolbag. After being stripped and having a cigarette lighter repeatedly sparked near his genitals, the 14-year-old falsely confessed to stealing the bread.

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Back on Track: the Object of Third Worldism (repost)

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AP: South Korea covered up mass abuse, killing of "vagrants"

BUSAN, South Korea -- Three decades ago, a policeman tortured Choi Seung-woo over a piece of bread he found in the boy's schoolbag. After being stripped and having a cigarette lighter repeatedly sparked near his genitals, the 14-year-old falsely confessed to stealing the bread.

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‘Widespread’ workplace abuse persists for Chinese restaurant workers (repost)

A new study finds some 43 per cent of Chinese restaurant workers earn less than minimum wage while more than half said they worked over 40 hours a week.

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Back on Track: the Object of Third Worldism

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LGBT magazine editor stabbed dead at Dhaka home (repost)

Talking to The Daily Star, Mohammed Iqbal, officer-in-charge of Kalabagan Police Station, said they suspect the involvement of militants in the killing. Editor of LGBT magazine ‘Roopban’, Xulhaz Mannan was known for his gay rights activism.

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Philip K. Dick Conference disinvites white separatist (repost)

Organizers of an upcoming literary conference at California State University, Fullerton on the late science-fiction author Philip K.

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'Widespread' workplace abuse persists for Chinese restaurant workers

A new study finds some 43 per cent of Chinese restaurant workers earn less than minimum wage while more than half said they worked over 40 hours a week.

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LGBT magazine editor stabbed dead at Dhaka home

Talking to The Daily Star, Mohammed Iqbal, officer-in-charge of Kalabagan Police Station, said they suspect the involvement of militants in the killing. Editor of LGBT magazine ‘Roopban’, Xulhaz Mannan was known for his gay rights activism.

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Philip K. Dick Conference disinvites white separatist

Organizers of an upcoming literary conference at California State University, Fullerton on the late science-fiction author Philip K.

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Oakland Book Release Party – Escaping the Prism … Fade to Black by Jalil Muntaqim

When: Friday, April 29 at 7:30 PM – 10 PM in PDT
Where: Lighthouse Mosque, 620 42nd St, Oakland, California 94609
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Details

as salamu alaykum,

Join us for an engaging evening to honor and celebrate our comrade/brother’s release of his book “Escaping the Prism … Fade to Black. Poetry and Essays by Jail Muntaqim” PP/POW.

We will have Speakers, Spoken Word Poetry, a few short Documentaries about Jalil, and Readings from his poetry book.

Speakers will discuss Jalil Muntaqim (PP/POW)-his life, his contributions, and struggle for liberation.
We will also discuss his upcoming parole hearing (June 2016) and the importance of his freedom in relationship to not only the community at large, but our struggle for ending oppression nationally as well as internationally.

Speakers will also discuss Imam Jamil Al-Amin (PP/POW) and the importance of supporting our beloved elders and freedom fighter’s who have been unjustly locked away for decades.

A halal Dinner will be provided by On Ceethiss Takeout & Catering and tables will be set up for the purchase of Jalil’s books as well as posters, balms, jewelry and other items. We will also have informational pamphlets and petitions for signatures.

As this is a fundraising event for Jalil’s parole campaign needs, all proceeds will go to Jalil.

We look forward to seeing you!

Host/MC

Opium/Elijah Sabbah

Speakers

Imam Zaid Shakur
Dave Brown – Jalil’s brother

Spoken Word & Performances

Opium
Others: TBD

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Salon du Livre Anarchiste de Montréal 2016

 

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Préparez vos calendriers …
LE SALON DU LIVRE ANARCHISTE DE MONTRÉAL 2016
samedi le 28 mai & dimanche le 29 mai
de 10h à 17h les deux jours
Notez bien :  les tables d’exposition prendront  place les deux journées.

Le Salon du livre anarchiste se tiendra dans deux bâtiments situés l’un en face de l’autre autour du Parc Vinet:
– Au Centre culturel Georges-Vanier (CCGV), 2450 rue Workman
– Au Centre d’éducation populaire de la Petite-Bourgogne et de St-Henri (CEDA), 2515 rue Delisle
C’est à une courte distance du métro Lionel-Groulx.
CARTE : http://ift.tt/1FLoPm8

Ni dieu, ni maître; ni patron, ni frontière.
GRATUIT. Bienvenue à tous et toutes.
Pour les personnes curieuses de l’anarchisme.

+ Qu’est-ce qui se passe au Salon du livre anarchiste de Montréal? +
http://ift.tt/1r3ZiUg

-> APPEL À CONTRIBUTIONS (ateliers, tables d’expositions, oeuvres d’art, événements): http://ift.tt/1YKB8Ja ou lire ci-dessous.
-> SOUTIEN POUR LE SALON DU LIVRE ANARCHISTE: http://ift.tt/1G89XBY
-> TÉLÉCHARGEMENTS (affiches, dépliants, logos): http://ift.tt/1YKBb7O

* Des participantEs venant de partout au Québec et en Amérique du Nord : des libraires, éditeurs, ateliers, films, discussions, activités pour enfants, expositions d’arts et plus!
* Dans le cadre du Festival de l’Anarchie se déroulant tout le long du mois de mai 2016 (et juin aussi!) et offrant des activités dans différents lieux de Montréal.
* Les tables seront placées dans les auditoriums principaux des deux bâtiments : au CEDA et au Centre culturel Georges-Vanier.

Les espaces principaux du Salon du livre anarchiste de Montréal sont accessibles en fauteuil roulant; l’expo Art et Anarchie aura lieu au 3e étage du CEDA qui n’a pas d’ascenseur, le site n’est donc malheureusement pas complètement accessible.

– Énoncé d’accessibilité : http://ift.tt/1FLoPma
– Politique d’espaces plus inclusifs : http://ift.tt/1YKB8Zq
– Principes du Salon du livre : http://ift.tt/1G89VKD

Nous sommes à la recherche de bénévoles pour soutenir activement l’organisation de Salon du livre de cette année, à partir de maintenant! Si vous pouvez nous aider, entrer en contact: info@anarchistbookfair.ca
—–

APPEL À CONTRIBUTIONS:
ateliers, tables d’expositions, oeuvres d’art, Festival de l’anarchie, salles thématiques
(date limite: 6 mai avant 23 h)

a) Ateliers

Nous vous encourageons à proposer des ateliers pour les deux jours du Salon du livre de cette année (le 28 et le 29 mai 2016). Vous pouvez proposer des ateliers qui sont: i) des introductions à l’anarchisme ou ii) des ateliers sur d’autres sujets liés à l’anarchisme qui explorent plus en profondeur une dimension de l’anarchisme.

–> S’il-vous-plaît consultez le lien suivant pour plus de détails sur les propositions d’ateliers, dont les directives: http://ift.tt/1YKB8Zs

La date limite pour toutes les propositions d’ateliers est le 6 mai 2016, avant 23h.

b) Kiosques

Le Salon du livre anarchiste inclus des libraires, distributeurs et distributrices, presses indépendantes et groupes politiques venant des quatre coins de Montréal, du Québec, de l’Amérique du Nord et d’ailleurs. Il y aura des tables au Salon du livre les DEUX JOURNÉES – samedi le 28 mai et dimanche le 29 mai, de 10h à 17h. Les kiosques se tiendront dans DEUX endroits différents qui sont situés l’un en face de l’autre : au Centre Culturel Georges-Vanier (CCGV) au 2450 rue Workman ainsi qu’au Centre d’éducation populaire de la Petite-Bourgogne et de St-Henri (CEDA) au 2515 rue Delisle.

–> S’il-vous-plaît consultez le lien suivant pour plus de détails sur les propositions de tables d’expositions : http://ift.tt/1r3ZiUj

La date limite pour la réception des propositions de tables est le 6 mai 2016.

c) Oeuvres d’art

Art & Anarchie réunit les créations de douzaines d’organisateurs et d’organisatrices et d’artistes inspiréEs par l’anarchisme. Au cours des années précédentes, les expositions ont présenté des sculptures, peintures, affiches, bannières, dessins ainsi que d’autres formes d’art multimédia.

–> S’il-vous-plaît consultez le lien suivant pour plus de détails sur les propositions d’oeuvres d’art : http://ift.tt/1YKB8Zu

La date limite pour les propositions pour l’exposition artistique est maintenant le 6 mai 2016.

d) Festival de l’anarchie

Le mois de mai en entier (et une partie de juin) est consacré au Festival de l’Anarchie, un festival présentant différents événements à thématique anarchiste se produisant dans différents lieux de Montréal. Le Collectif du Salon du livre fait la compilation d’un calendrier du Festival de l’Anarchie, mais nous comptons sur vous pour organiser véritablement les événements du Festival de l’Anarchie. Contactez-nous pour réserver une date pour votre événement se tenant au mois de mai (les dates du calendrier sont réparties au « premier arrivé, premier servi »).

–> S’il-vous-plaît consultez le lien suivant pour plus de détails : http://ift.tt/1r3ZiUn

La date limite pour soumettre un événement pour le Festival est le 6 mai 2016, avant 23h. Nous enverrons un calendrier des événements autour le 1er mai, puis un mise à jour des événements après le 6 mai.

e) Salles thématiques

Une salle thématique réunit des ateliers et des présentations sur des sujets apparentés. Ceux-ci se déroulent donc en rafale entre 11h et 17h dans un espace unique. Voici quelques exemples de salles thématiques précédentes : Salle des médias autonomes (2015), Salle Anti-Canada (2015), Salle des médias autonomes (2014), Salle d’enfants, parents et camarades (2013), Salle des médias autonomes (2012), Salle des Parents et Enfants (2012), Salle des médias et technologies autonomes (2011), Salle de solidarité autochtone (2010), Salle de résistance anticapitaliste (2010), Salle de discussion pour parents anarchistes (2010).

–> S’il-vous-plaît consultez le lien suivant pour plus de détails sur les propositions des Salles thématiques: http://ift.tt/1YKB8Zw

La date limite pour toutes les propositions des salles thématiques est le 6 mai 2016, avant 23h.
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POUR INFORMATION :
-> Courriel : info@salonanarchiste.ca
-> Poste: Salon du livre Anarchiste de Montréal
1500 de Maisonneuve Ouest, Suite 204
Montréal, Québec H3G 1N1

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Montreal Anarchist Bookfair 2016

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Mark your calendars …
MONTREAL ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR 2016
Saturday, May 28 & Sunday, May 29
10am-5pm on both days
Note: Booksellers and vendors will be displaying on both days.

The Anarchist Bookfair takes place in two buildings across from each other in Parc Vinet:
– Centre Culturel Georges-Vanier (CCGV), 2450 rue Workman
– Centre d’éducation populaire de la Petite-Bourgogne et de St-Henri (CEDA), 2515 rue Delisle
A short distance from Lionel-Groulx metro.
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No gods, no masters, no bosses, no borders.
FREE. Welcome to all!
For people curious about anarchism and wanting to learn more.

+ What Happens at the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair? +
http://ift.tt/1YKBaRj-> CALLOUT FOR PROPOSALS (workshops, tables, art, events): http://ift.tt/1r3ZhzB or read below.
-> SUPPORT THE MONTREAL ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR: http://ift.tt/1fIN8JY

-> DOWNLOADS (posters, flyers, logos): http://ift.tt/1r3ZiDO

* Participants from all over Quebec and North America, booksellers and vendors, workshops, films, discussions, kids activities, art exhibits and more!
* Part of the month-long Festival of Anarchy held throughout May and part of June (2016) at venues and locations all over the island of Montreal.
* Tabling will take place in the main auditoriums of both our locations: Centre d’éducation populaire de la Petite-Bourgogne et de St-Henri (CEDA) and the Centre Culturel Georges-Vanier (CCGV).All main spaces of the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair at both locations are accessible to people using wheelchairs; we regret that Art & Anarchy, on the 3rd floor of the CEDA, is only accessible by stairs.

– Accessibility Policy and Commitment: http://ift.tt/1FLoP5S
– Safe(r) Spaces Policy: http://ift.tt/1r3ZiDQ
– Principles: http://ift.tt/1G89XlI

We are looking for volunteers to actively support the organizing of this year’s Bookfair, starting now! If you can support us, get in touch:info@anarchistbookfair.ca
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CALLOUT FOR PROPOSALS:
Workshops, Tables, Art Exhibits, Festival of Anarchy Events, Theme Rooms

(deadline: May 6, before 11pm)

a) Workshop ProposalsWe encourage your workshop proposals for both days of this year’s Bookfair (May 28 or 29, 2016). You can submit workshops that are: i) introductions to anarchism or ii) workshops on other topics related to anarchism that explores an anarchism-themed topic in some depth.

–> For full information about making a workshop proposal, visit: http://ift.tt/1r3ZiDS

The deadline for all workshop proposals is May 6, 2016 before 11pm.

b) Tabling at the Bookfair

The Anarchist Bookfair includes booksellers, distributors, independent presses and political groups from all over Montreal, Quebec, North America, and abroad. This year, there will be Bookfair tabling on TWO days – Saturday, May 28 from 10am to 5pm and Sunday, May 29 from 10am-5pm. Tabling will take place in TWO spaces that are located across from each other: the Centre Culturel Georges-Vanier (CCGV) at 2450 rue Workman and the Centre d’éducation populaire de la Petite-Bourgogne et de St-Henri (CEDA) at 2515 rue Delisle.

–> For full information about requesting table space, visit: http://ift.tt/1YKBb7z

The deadline to request table space is May 6, 2016, 2016, before 11pm.

c) Art Exhibits

Art & Anarchy brings together the creations of dozens of anarchist-inspired artists and organizers. In previous years, exhibitions have included sculptures, paintings, posters, banners, drawings, and other multimedia forms. Art & Anarchy is displayed over the two days of the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair.

–> For full information about making a art proposal, visit: http://ift.tt/1r3ZhzJ

The deadline to make an Art & Anarchy submission is May 6, 2016, before 11pm.

d) Festival of Anarchy Events

The entire month of May comprises the Festival of Anarchy, with diverse anarchist-themed events occurring at different venues in Montreal. The Bookfair collective compiles a Festival of Anarchy calendar, but we count on you to organize the actual Festival of Anarchy events. Get in touch to reserve a date for your event in May or early June (calendar dates are “first come first served”).

–> For full information about reserving a date for the Festival of Anarchy calendar, visit: http://ift.tt/1YKBb7B

The deadline to submit Festival of Anarchy events is May 6, 2016 before 11pm. We will be publicizing a Festival of Anarchy calendar around May 1, and then send an updated calendar shortly after May 6.

e) Theme Room Proposals

A theme room brings together related workshops and presentations in one space for a series of workshops between 11am to 5pm. Some examples of previous theme rooms include: Autonomous Media Room (2015), Anti-Canada Room (2015), Autonomous Media Room (2014), Kids, Comrades and Caregivers Theme Room (2013), Autonomous Media Room (2012), Anarchist Families Room (2012), Autonomous Media & Technology Room (2011), Indigenous Solidarity Room 2010, Anti-Capitalist Resistance Room 2010, Anarchist Parent’s Discussion Room 2010.

–> For full information about making a theme room proposal, visit: http://ift.tt/1r3ZiDU

The deadline for all Theme Room proposals is May 6, 2016, before 11pm.
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
-> e-mail: info@anarchistbookfair.ca
-> mail: Salon du livre Anarchiste de Montréal
1500 de Maisonneuve Ouest, Suite 204
Montréal, Québec H3G 1N1

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What the Irish Ate Before Potatoes

This coming Sunday marks the celebration of the life of St. Patrick, the bishop who brought Christianity to Ireland some time in the early 400s. And if you eat at all on St.

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What the Irish Ate Before Potatoes (repost)

This coming Sunday marks the celebration of the life of St. Patrick, the bishop who brought Christianity to Ireland some time in the early 400s. And if you eat at all on St.

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Let Us Be Terrible:Considerations on the Jacobin Club (repost)

Let us be terrible, so that the people do not have to be.

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Let Us Be Terrible:Considerations on the Jacobin Club

Let us be terrible, so that the people do not have to be.

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New light on Saskatoon's 'starlight tours'

On Jan. 28, 2000, two police officers drove Darrell Night five kilometres outside of Saskatoon and abandoned him in -22° C weather with just a T-shirt and jean jacket on his back.

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From Siri to sexbots: Female AI reinforces a toxic desire for passive, agreeable and easily dominated women

A recent article titled “Why is AI Female?” made the connection that gendered labor, in service professions in particular, is fueling our expectations for gendered AI assistants and service robots.

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In Defence of Smashing Cameras

Anonymous submission. More seriously, we are making each other vulnerable. Photographers at demonstrations will soon outnumber demonstrators, those who are willing to take action. This is something we need to take a stand against.

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From Siri to sexbots: Female AI reinforces a toxic desire for passive, agreeable and easily dominated women (repost)

A recent article titled “Why is AI Female?” made the connection that gendered labor, in service professions in particular, is fueling our expectations for gendered AI assistants and service robots.

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New light on Saskatoon’s ‘starlight tours’ (repost)

On Jan. 28, 2000, two police officers drove Darrell Night five kilometres outside of Saskatoon and abandoned him in -22° C weather with just a T-shirt and jean jacket on his back.

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In Defence of Smashing Cameras (repost)

Anonymous submission. More seriously, we are making each other vulnerable. Photographers at demonstrations will soon outnumber demonstrators, those who are willing to take action. This is something we need to take a stand against.

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No apologies: anti-racism, multiculturalism and violence (repost)

The far-right are mobilising yet again for a demo in Dover and yet again anti-fascists are heading to the south-coast town intent on stopping them.

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Rethinking White Men Behind Bars: Incorrigible Supremacists or Allies in Waiting? (repost)

This original story saw the light of day thanks to support from readers like you. Help us publish more stories like it by donating to Truthout now! Moments after I arrived in the living unit at the federal penitentiary in Lompoc, California, a young white man named Carl approached me.

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No apologies: anti-racism, multiculturalism and violence

The far-right are mobilising yet again for a demo in Dover and yet again anti-fascists are heading to the south-coast town intent on stopping them.

Read the rest of this post on the original site at No apologies: anti-racism, multiculturalism and violence

Rethinking White Men Behind Bars: Incorrigible Supremacists or Allies in Waiting?

This original story saw the light of day thanks to support from readers like you. Help us publish more stories like it by donating to Truthout now! Moments after I arrived in the living unit at the federal penitentiary in Lompoc, California, a young white man named Carl approached me.

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Mass Line and Mass Movement in Health: A Case Study of the Alliance for People’s Health

This article is based on my experiences over the past 9 years of working with the Alliance for People’s Health (APH) as a founding member. I have permission of current APH collective members to post this article and am very grateful for their thoughtful comments and contributions.

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Mass Line and Mass Movement in Health: A Case Study of the Alliance for People’s Health (repost)

This article is based on my experiences over the past 9 years of working with the Alliance for People’s Health (APH) as a founding member. I have permission of current APH collective members to post this article and am very grateful for their thoughtful comments and contributions.

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