Leaders have the dual task of reshaping the identities of their people to account for the new way of working while preserving their old skills for the moments when the machines fail.

The New York Times last week told the story of Sidharth Hariharan, a mathematics graduate student at Pittsburgh's Carnegie ...

Marx and Aristotle, though centuries apart, both recognized that value is rooted in social relations rather than in objects themselves. Credit: GreekReporter Archive Marx, in Capital, openly ...

Every May 5, as spring unfolds across continents, admirers and scholars mark the birth of Karl Marx in 1818 in the historic city of Trier. This year, 2026, offers a moment not only for reflection but ...

At one point in the 1977 novel, Ceremony, by Native American author and storyteller Leslie Marmon Silko of the Laguna Pueblo people, the narrator, focalised through the perspective and voice of the ...

[This article is part of a short series on Marxism and its relevance for left resistance in today’s challenging geopolitical and ecological climate, and for the continuing effort to win a better world ...

Karl Marx has been declared dead more times than disco. Yet each technological upheaval—from steam power to the microchip—has managed to dig him up, dust him off, and put him back to work. The era of ...

To free ourselves from our technofeudal overlords, we must think like Karl Marx. The corporations would asset-strip our brains, but we can take back control A young woman I met recently remarked that ...

Karl Marx didn’t live to see the rise of artificial intelligence, but he had a good sense of where things might be heading. Writing in the thick of the 19th-century Industrial Revolution, Marx was ...