Philosophy of Revolution: Towards a Non-Leninist Marxism

This book critiques authoritarian Leninism through the lens of council communism, arguing that the Leninist model is inadequate for the social conditions in industrialized nations. It emphasizes the need for revolutionary methods and organizations to be broad-based and mass-supported, advocating for decentralized self-organization among producers. The concept of the Worker's Council is central to this vision, promoting a more democratic and participatory approach to social revolution.