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The Relevance of the Ideas of Marx Today (Article)

Rayees Ahmad Wani, Rauoof Raja Dar and Khursheed Ahmad Bhat

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A short paper arguing that Marx's ideas on justice and equality still matter today, even for readers who reject communism. A good starting point for debating Marxism's place now.

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