Introduction to Marxist-Humanist Initiative
Marxist-Humanist Initiative aims to contribute to the transformation of this capitalist world by projecting, developing, and concretizing the philosophy of Karl Marx (1818-1883) and its further development in the Marxist-Humanism articulated by Raya Dunayevskaya (1910-1987). We are not a political party. Nor are we trying to lead the masses, who will form their own organizations, and whose emancipation must be their own act. But we have seen that spontaneous actions alone are insufficient to usher in a new society. We seek a new unity of philosophy and organization in which mass movements striving for freedom lay hold of Marx’s philosophy of revolution and recreate society on its basis.
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Recent Articles
- MHI Public Zoom Meeting, Aug. 16: Stalin’s Direct Involvement in the Distortion of Marxian Economics
- The Debate between Kliman and Romaniega: Marx Wins Again
- El Debate entre Kliman y Romaniega. Marx Vuelve a Ganar
- Video: The Economics of the Lower Phase of Communism
- July 12 MHI Meeting: “The Party” as a Propellant for Mass Movements
Recent Podcasts
- Episode 161: The Economics of the Lower Phase of Communism (Discussion with Ante Andabak)
- Episode 160: Marx and the Circuit of Capital (Interview with Alan Freeman and Guido De Marco)
- Episode 159: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science (Interview with David Bedford and W. Thom Workman Part 2)
- Episode 158: Marxism and the Philosophy of Science (Interview with David Bedford and W. Thom Workman Part I)
- Episode 157: What Makes MHI Different from the Rest of the Left? (Interview with Theresa Henry)
