[PRE-ORDER] Marxism and the National Question

The questions of national oppression and national liberation have always occupied a central place in Marxist theory. Lenin in particular, dealt with this important issue in great detail. Without a correct approach to the national question, the Bolsheviks would never have succeeded in taking power in 1917.

To this day, the national question is still a burning issue: from the vile oppression of the Palestinians, to the referendums for independence in Catalonia and Scotland, to the Quebec national question at home. More than ever, the liberation of oppressed nations under capitalism has become inextricably linked to the struggle for a socialist revolution.

Written in 2000 by Alan Woods and Ted Grant, and featuring a new foreword by Julien Arseneau of the RCP, Marxism and the National Question serves as a comprehensive introduction to the topic and provides readers with the theoretical tools for navigating it today.