Spring issue of Revolutionary Democracy available

Revolutionary Democracy (www.revolutionarydemocracy.org) is an outstanding communist theoretical and political journal published twice a year and covering "problems facing the communist movement, particularly relating to Russia, China and India, the origins of modern revisionism, the restoration of capitalism in the USSR and developments in the international communist movement."  It is published in India (in English), and usually has several articles on Indian issues, such as the situation in Kashmir and labor struggles, but it also covers historical issues, such as translating notes of discussions between Soviet leaders and British or Chinese communists after WWII, articles and statements on current international events and developments in countries such as Venezuela, and revolutionary poetry, music, and art.  Here are is the table of contents for the current issue, much of which is posted online:

The Case of Rohith Vemula, C.N. Subramaniam

The Budget: Recalibration of Economic Policy to Mask a Political Crisis, Gautam Mody

India’s New Economic Challenges and the Chinese Economic Crisis, Dr. N. Bhattacharya

Between Tolerance and Intolerance: The Army And its Nation, Dr. Malem Ningthouja

Settlement Won by Contract Workers in Chhatisgarh Cement Works, Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha

How Democracy ‘Uses’ a Colonial Law, PUDR

MSAD solidarity to JNU and the Critique of JNU Nationalism, Seram Rojesh

The Elections in Venezuela, Pablo Miranda

The Left in Bangladesh, Badruddin Umar

Recollections of the Events in Georgia of 4-9th March, 1956, Grigor Oniani

Preface to the Indian Edition of the Textbook of Political Economy of 1955, Vijay Singh

On Work Among Women, ICMLPO

First Meeting of the Women of Latin America and the Caribbean, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, September 24 -27, 2015

XXI Plenum of the ICMLPO:

On the International Situation and our Tasks, ICMLPO

Towards the 100th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution

Developments in Turkey and India

No to the politics of war, terror and misery! ICMLPO

A Farewell Letter to A.B. Bardhan, Vineet Tiwari

A Condolence Meeting in Memory of M. Rajan, Kuldip Sin

Remembering Prof. Randhir Singh, Gautam Navlakha

Pankaj Singh (1948-2015): Reminiscence, Karan Singh Chauhan

Concerning the Materials on the Situation in the Communist Party of India (3rd February 1951), CPSU (b)

L. Trotsky’s Theory of Imperialism and the Universal Crisis of Capitalism, V. Serebryakov

Women in the Art of Chittaprosad, Ashok Bhowmick

 

Revolutionary Democracy is available at some bookstores in the USA, UK, and India, but in North and South America, copies can be ordered from: 

George Gruenthal

192 Claremont Ave., 5D

New York, NY 10027

 

In the USA, send cash or a check (made out to George Gruenthal) for $6 dollars for an issue.  A mistake was made and too many copies were printed this time, so if you want two copies, send $8.  The Canadian cost is $5 ($8 for two) and for other countries one copy costs $10 ($16 for two).  George will have to give you a quote for a bulk order.     

 

Speaking of new issues, I have the June issue of Voice of Revolution (www.usmlo.org) and will start distributing it to the usual locations shortly.