Marxs Communism Before Marxism
State-ownership of the means of production and a planned economy appear to be the hallmarks of Marxist thought, along with the notion that revolution necessitates passing through socialist and communist stages. But, as Peter Hudis points out, these ideas don\u2019t originate with Marx. He discusses his Critique of the Gotha Program, in which Marx most fully expounds his conception of life after capitalism, and the gap between Marx\u2019s vision and that of his later followers. \nResources:\nKarl Marx, Critique of the Gotha Program (Introduction by Peter Hudis) PM Press, 2022\nThe post Marx\u2019s Communism Before Marxism appeared first on KPFA.