Fatherland Or Mother Earth?: Essays on the National QuestionLowly has been writing on the national question to great acclaim for over 20 years. Under the impact of globalisation and new outbreaks of nationalism in Eastern Europe and elsewhere, he argues that the fragmentary writings on national issues by Marx and Engels could from the basis of a second coherent theory, a truly international dialectic which remains to be developed. |
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Marx and Engels Eurocentrists? | 16 |
The Marxist Debate on SelfDetermination 300 | 30 |
Otto Bauer Today | 45 |
Why Nationalism? | 63 |
Twentyfirstcentury Internationalism | 81 |
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