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class struggle

The Deadweight of Structure: A Response to René Rojas on Latin America’s Pink Tide

The 18th Brumaire of Juan Velasco Alvarado

Unmaking of the Bourgeoisie

I. SEEDS OF HUNGER: ROOTS OF REBELLION

Trade Union Imperialism in the Dominican Republic