Topic Map · 3 of 10
Imperialism
Imperialism, war, colonial rule, world market, and internationalism.
帝国主义战争殖民imperialismwarcolonialism
01 Class Intuition: Seeing Capitalism in Everyday Life; 03 Political Economy: Understanding the Motion of Capital; 05 Imperialism, Colonial Systems, and World Revolution; 06 Organization, Mass Work, and Lawful Public Practice; 08 Internationalist Collaboration and Contemporary Tasks
V. I. Lenin, Mao Zedong, Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Comintern, IMRA Editorial Collective, Che Guevara
Reading Path
From questions to texts, station by station
Start with the core questions, then follow the entry, core, and advanced readings into concrete book and article pages.
Core Questions
Why is imperialism not merely aggressive policy but a stage of the capitalist world system?
How are finance capital, capital export, colonial systems, and war crises connected?
How do national liberation and class struggle relate within an unequal world system?
Entry Reading
4 textsCore Reading
5 textsAdvanced Reading
5 textsCommon Misreadings
- Reducing imperialism to aggressive foreign policy.
- Mechanically separating national liberation from class struggle.
- Applying Eurocentric experience directly to colonial revolutions.