'The decline of traditional Marxism and poststructuralism has cleared the decks for the re-emergence of a critical and anti-authoritarian theory that challenges mechanical and non-dialectical thinking. This book makes a strong case for such a theory' -- Marcel Stoetzler, author of 'Beginning Classical Social Theory'

'This is an exciting collection and a very useful - one might say, long overdue - addition to critical conversation. The contributors present a theoretically sophisticated Marxism informed by resistance and rebellion' -- Andrej Grubacic, co-author of 'Wobblies and Zapatistas: Conversations on Anarchism and Marxism'

'Open Marxism helps us understand how we make and unmake the world - and how we might create other worlds. Today, when the fragility of the present state of things is more obvious than ever, this perspective is essential' -- David Harvie, co-editor of 'Commoning with George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici'

'Embracing multiple generations of critical theorists, this book explores the history and future of Open Marxist theory, and provides reflections on how the fight against the foreclosure of existence is playing out in contemporary struggles for survival, emancipation and reconnection' -- Sarah Amsler, author of 'The Education of Radical Democracy'