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Marx in Surplus 05 – Marx’s letter to his father (1837)
Welcome to Marx in Surplus 05. For this entry we step back to 1837 and read a single letter written by a 19-year-old law student to his father.
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AI workers against the war machine
Google’s AI workers want to cure cancer, not kill for the US and Israeli military. That’s why they are now trying to unionise for the first time ever, writes an employee at DeepMind.
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Earth in 2050: A stark vision of environmental decline
UN report predicts crippling heat waves, polluted air, species extinctions, economic crises.
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Karl Marx at 208: The revolutionary internationalist who stood with the colonised
Marx and Engels did not merely theorise in the abstract. They analysed concrete events, corresponded extensively with revolutionaries and thinkers, and engaged politically through journalism, the First International, and personal networks.
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Imperialism’s strategy for escaping the cul-de-sac
Trump’s strategy envisages the U.S. extricating itself from the neo-liberal regime while forcing the global south to remain entrapped within it.
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U.S. Hegemony and the West Asian War: A Political-Economic Intervention
The world needs an alternative structure of accumulation, beyond neoliberalism, if U.S. hegemony is to be decisively challenged.
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What Marxism can—and cannot—do
Marxism remains the most powerful tool for understanding capitalism, but it is not a formula for building socialism.
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Move the Games: No World Cup for genocide, ecocide, or state thuggery
This Earth Day the Anti-Fascist Football Coalition declares that the United States and its Zionist partner have disqualified themselves from the community of civilized nations.
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What does “exploitation” actually mean?
Marx, Surplus Value, and the Structure of Capitalism.
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Re-endangerment
Health professionals and researchers working at the intersection of environment and health often bemoan the relative paucity of health considerations in climate policy, with health only recently (since 2023) starting to become more integrated into the formal UN climate negotiations.
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It was always ours
This week’s post is a collaboration with Alex Hobson. You can find Alex’s work here: Class Chip. Alex is doing some very creative and interesting work, so please do swing by and give him a follow/subscribe.
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Misunderstanding global economic risks
The risks inherent in that possibility of closure are now painfully realized, but they were not factored in before.
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Metabolic Rifts: Capitalism’s Assault on the Earth
Karl Marx eagerly devoured writings on all aspects of history, culture and science.
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Neo-fascism and the concept of the nation
Certain features associated with neo-fascism have manifested themselves quite clearly during its ascendancy in India.
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Marxism as a practice
How to Make Revolution Liveable.
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The explicit manifesto of digital fascism: Palantir and the alliance of monopoly capital with the far Right
A Leftist Reading of the Palantir Technologies Manifesto.
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A dialogue across civilizations, for now: The Seventeenth Newsletter (2026)
The way Iran has been able to stand up to the West has become a source of admiration across the formerly colonised world. Where does that confidence come from?
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Marx in Moments 05 — The General Intellect
Why the social brain of humanity is capitalism’s next enclosure
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Big Oil breaks everything
The planet, our democracy, our courts…
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Marx in Moments 04 – Metabolic Rift
This is the fourth entry in the Marx in Moments series.
