CONTENTS

Leo Panitch Greg Albo	Preface
Bryan D Palmer Joan Sangster	The distinctive heritage of 1917: resuscitating revolution’s longue durée
Leo Panitch Sam Gindin	Class, party and the challenge of state transformation
Jodi Dean	The actuality of revolution
Hilary Wainwright	Radicalizing the party-movement relationship: from Ralph Miliband to Jeremy Corbyn and beyond
Fabien Escalona	The heritage of Eurocommunism in the contemporary radical left
Andreas Malm	Revolution in a warming world: lessons from the Russian to the Syrian revolutions
David Schwartzman	Beyond eco-catastrophism: the conditions for solar communism
Patrick Bond	South Africa’s next revolt: eco-socialist opportunities
Robert Cavooris	Turning the tide: revolutionary potential and the limits of Bolivia’s ‘process of change’
Steve Striffler	Something left in Latin America: Venezuela and the struggle for twenty-first century socialism
Pierre Beaudet	In search of the ‘modern prince’: the new Québec rebellion
August H Nimtz	Marx and Engels on the revolutionary party
A W Zurbrugg	1917 and the ‘workers’ state’: looking back
Wang Hui	The ‘people’s war’ and the legacy of the Chinese revolution
Adolph Reed, Jr	Revolution as ‘national liberation’? the origins of neoliberal antiracism
Walter Benn Michaels	Picturing the whole: form, reform, revolution
Slavoj Žižek	Addressing the impossible
Leo Panitch	On revolutionary optimism of the intellect